On the afternoon of April 1, in Hai Phong, RMIT University and Sao Do Group closed the professional skills training program for middle managers at businesses in the city.
This is a pilot program to improve capacity and foster professional skills for management staff at logistics and production enterprises in industrial parks in the city.
The training program focuses on two important skills: "Influential Communication" and "Financial Management", helping middle managers grasp the necessary skills to communicate effectively and make decisions. better decisions and achieve higher business efficiency.
The purpose of this program is to test the approach to skills training for workers at enterprises, evaluate the level of effectiveness and evaluate the implementation method of the program in Hai Phong city, opening up opportunities Cooperation association for training and fostering professional skills of RMIT University in the city.
Ms. Mish Eastman, Executive Vice President of the School Council (in charge of Vocational Training), Deputy Director of RMIT University said: RMIT University is pleased to cooperate with Sao Do Group, Hai Phong Logistics Association and businesses to offer this training program.
This is an important step in improving the quality of vocational training and preparing businesses for the Industry 4.0 era. This also affirms RMIT University's commitment to training and improving human resources for Vietnam in general and Hai Phong in particular."
In the context of today's rapidly changing economy, retraining and continuous qualification play an important role for human resources to keep up with changes. RMIT University will cooperate closely with the Government. government and business, continue to focus on providing education and engagement programs that are relevant to the present and future.
General Director of Sao Do Group Nguyen Thanh Phuong shared that as the largest logistics center in the North, Hai Phong faces the risk of a crisis of lack of high-quality human resources in the future.
According to data published in the Logistics White Paper of the Vietnam Logistics Association (VLA), by 2025, Hai Phong will need about 369.000 logistics workers, including 252.600 trained workers; By 2030, this number will increase to 460.000 workers, including 368.000 trained workers.
In fact, in Hai Phong, only Vietnam Maritime University trains bachelor's degrees in Logistics with a capacity of about 300 students/year and about 1.000 students in majors such as Shipping Economics, Economics. Water transport, Foreign Trade Economics...
Accordingly, the program aims to bring the most in-depth and practical knowledge to improve work performance and enhance human resources for businesses in Hai Phong city, helping the city move towards construction and development. become a national logistics service center by 2025.
Mr. Bui Thanh Binh, from T&M Forwarding Hai Phong Branch, represents the sharing class. The class is very useful and interesting, including 2 modules: Influential Communication and Budget Management and Financial Planning Not only does it provide knowledge according to international standards from RMIT University lecturers directly teaching, but it also equips students with soft skills, new learning and teaching methods to learn immediately. with practice and especially the content of knowledge that closely matches the actual needs of businesses, making it easy for students to understand. After finishing the course, they can immediately apply it to the work of the business.
Deputy Head of HAI PHONG ECONOMIC ZONE AUTHORITY Bui Ngoc Hai said that Hai Phong is a port and industrial city, so the need for high quality human resources in economic zones and industrial parks is very high. big. This is the first pilot class to be held. It is hoped that RMIT University will continue to research and organize more similar and more specialized courses to meet the human resource needs of businesses.
HAI PHONG ECONOMIC ZONE AUTHORITY Hai Phong is making efforts to research and organize many connections between foreign investment enterprises (FDI), domestic investment enterprises (DDI) and universities and colleges. level and intermediate level in the city to enhance understanding and expand cooperative relationships between training units and recruitment businesses./.
Source: Vietnam News Agency