On October 11th, 2023, Maritime College No.1 was honored to welcome Mr. Ishino Junya - Head of Project office VSUP and the VSUP’s delegation to visit and work at school.
Welcoming the delegation were Ph.D. Luu Viet Hung - Rector; Mr. Do Hong Hai - Vice Rector and representative of school’s units (International Cooperation & Science Technology Department, Human Resource Development and Labor Export Center, Faculty of Ship Navigation and Faculty of Marine Engineering Operation).
Photo 1. Overview of the reception
At the reception, Ph.D. Luu Viet Hung - Rector sent a warm welcome and thanked VSUP’s delegation for visiting and working at Maritime College No.1. He highly appreciated the contribution of VSUP to the quality of Vietnam Marine human resources, and he also hoped that the VSUP would become a bridge between MC1 and Japanese partners in the near future.
Photo 2. Ph.D. Luu Viet Hung - Rector warmly welcomed and thanked Mr. Ishino Junya - Head of Project office VSUP for visiting MC1
On behalf of the school’s leadership, Mr. Luong Quang Trung - Vice Rector introduced MC1’s history, development, organizational structure, training scale, training program and cooperation with Japanese businesses and partners.
Photo 3. VSUP’s delegation took souvenir photos with representative of MC1
Also at the reception, Mr. Ishino Junya - Head of Project office VSUP expressed his impression of MC1’s history and development, and highly appreciated school’s facilities serving the seafarers’ training and education especially the English proficiency of the MC1’s former students participating in VSUP’s courses in recent years. He also introduced VSUP’s programs and committed to becoming a bridge between MC1 and Japanese shipowners.
Photo 4. VSUP’s delegation visited the school’s facilities
At the end of the meeting, VSUP’s delegation visited the school’s facilities for seafarers’ training and education at campus 1. Mr. Luong Quang Trung thanked VSUP’s delegation for visiting and working at Maritime College No.1 and expected to promote potential cooperation opportunities in improving English competency for future seafarers trained at MC1.
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