UEFers engaged with Chinese enterprises, gaining insights into international work skills

In the opening remarks, on behalf of UEF, Dr. Nhan Cam Tri emphasized the significance of academic and practical exchanges in helping students better understand corporate culture, recruitment requirements, and internship and career opportunities at Chinese enterprises. The program also provided students with a valuable opportunity to develop communication skills, ask questions, and directly engage with real-world insights from employers.

Dr. Nhan Cam Tri emphasized the significance of academic and practical exchanges at the program.

At the talkshow, representatives from Chinese enterprises discussed key skills that help students seize career opportunities in an international environment. In addition to professional expertise, the speakers highlighted intercultural competence, a strong willingness to learn, clear communication skills, and a proactive mindset as essential factors that give fresh graduates a competitive advantage. At the same time, language proficiency was considered a crucial foundation for students to develop sustainably and advance in multinational workplaces.

Another topic that attracted significant attention was the differences in working cultures among Vietnamese, Chinese, and Western enterprises. Through practical examples, the speakers helped students identify distinctions in working styles, communication approaches, professional manners, and organizational expectations, thereby equipping them with important insights for entering the global labor market.

Representatives of Chinese enterprises shared practical skills and real-world requirements to help students better prepare themselves.

In addition to the professional exchange session, UEF students actively participated by delivering company presentations, directly asking questions to the guests, and receiving advice on CV preparation, recruitment requirements, internship opportunities, training, and career development. The open and bilingual (Vietnamese–Chinese) discussion atmosphere turned the program into an effective platform for learning and connection.

Students attentively followed the discussion and directly asked questions to business representatives in Chinese.

Concluding the talkshow, students gained valuable career insights while equipping themselves with an international mindset, intercultural skills, and clearer personal development orientations. This meaningful activity effectively bridged academic learning with real-world business practices, supporting students on their journey toward integration and growth in the global environment.