Meeting with K16 new students majoring in Chinese Language: Understanding the major to study proactively and passionately

With the aim of helping new students of K16 gain a deeper understanding of the profession they have chosen to study, thereby actively and passionately studying to achieve the best results, the Faculty of Chinese Language and Culture (CNL&VH) of Dai Nam University organized a meeting for new students of K16. Right at the meeting, the "new recruits" of K16 were guaranteed by the Faculty and businesses to support practice, internship and employment at the business right from the first year and throughout the entire course.

Speaking at the opening of the meeting, Dr. Vu Thi Ha - Head of the Department of Chinese Language and Culture said: Chinese language is increasingly asserting its position on the map of Linguistics. This field of study is opening up new trends in job orientation and career opportunities for today's youth.

Accordingly, graduates of Chinese Language major can work as editors, interpreters; general administrators; guides, tourism business managers; researchers, teachers at colleges and universities... with an average income of 10 - 15 million/month. Similar to other language majors, Bachelor of Chinese Language has the opportunity to receive unlimited salary.

“With an applied learning program, evaluated by leading experts in Chinese Language, a team of dedicated lecturers, and a training cooperation program with businesses and international universities, the Faculty of Chinese Language and Culture of Dai Nam University is a reliable address for students to study and practice,” said Dr. Vu Thi Ha.

Accordingly, at Dai Nam University, students majoring in Chinese Language are trained in basic and in-depth knowledge of Chinese language and culture to master the four skills of listening - speaking - reading - writing Chinese. At the same time, this major also provides supplementary knowledge of economics, commerce, banking, tourism, international trade, etc. and translation and interpretation skills to help all students work well in a Chinese-speaking environment in the future.

In addition, students are also equipped with soft skills such as communication, presentation, problem solving, and teamwork skills to help students develop comprehensive skills... to easily adapt to multinational enterprises.

Enterprises highly appreciate the applied training program and commit to accompany the faculty in training students.

At the program, Ms. Duong Thi Huong Giang - Customer Business Director of China Mobile International (Vietnam) Co., Ltd. highly appreciated the study program for students majoring in Chinese Language, Dai Nam University.

"We will create all conditions for students of the Chinese Language and Culture Department, Dai Nam University to intern and work at the group," Ms. Duong Thi Huong Giang shared.

Representatives of China Mobile International Co., Ltd. (Vietnam) committed to accompany and support students of the Chinese Language and Culture Department to practice and intern.

Also at the ceremony, new students of K16 learned about the history of the School and Faculty; training programs, credit training regulations, conditions for enjoying preferential policies and regimes according to the School's regulations; being considered for scholarships to encourage talent... From there, students will have clear orientations and goals for their own learning and training.

In particular, to encourage the learning spirit of K16 new students, the Chinese Language and Culture Department presented gifts to students with excellent entrance scores.

Mr. Tran Huy Doanh gives gifts to new students with excellent entrance scores.

New student Hoang Thi Ngoc Anh - class TT 16.03 shared: "After listening to the sharing of teachers and business representatives, I am more confident in my choice - to become a new student of the Faculty of Chinese Language and Culture, Dai Nam University".

New students of K16, Faculty of Chinese Language and Culture, radiated happiness during the meeting with teachers and seniors.

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