Implementing the determination on categorizing high school graduate students, Binh Duong Vocational School of Agriculture and Forestry has fully enrolled its projected student numbers to sustain the school year while many professional and vocational schools failed to do so.
Implementing the determination on categorizing high school graduate students, Binh Duong Vocational School of Agriculture and Forestry has fully enrolled its projected student numbers to sustain the school year while many professional and vocational schools failed to do so.
The school offers training industries of social needs including cadastre, husbandry veterinary, planting and plant protection, environment protection, office information system, etc.
Students of cultivation are in their practice. Photo by A. Sang
Mr. Huynh Kim Ngan, Principal of the School affirmed that their trainees should be offered best training and learning conditions to thoroughly develop knowledge, skills, and personality. They also offer scholarship to excellent trainees under sponsorship of domestic and foreign enterprises.
Students after graduating from junior high schools shall be enrolled to vocational professional mode where the school shall offer parallel program of senior high and vocational training in 3 years aiming at giving jobs to graduated trainees. Thus, the curriculum has been built in easily accessible approaches. Implementing the program of combined theories and practice, the trainees are offered both theoretical and practical training of the school.
Besides, the School also cooperates with factories and companies for student to be on internship. Thanks to such approaches, majority of students can get their stable jobs after graduation.
The School also cooperates with centers of continuing learning of the province to offer senior high school knowledge to the students. This enables them to pursue university and college training in bridging programs.
The School has been built in terms of friendly and responsibilities by offering career orientation to students twice every week.
It is projected that the School shall be upgraded to college by 2018.
Reported by A. Sang – Translated by Vi Bao
