Society - Culture

Da Nang College boosts workforce training ties with Japan

By THU LE • 21/10/2026 16:35

DNO - Da Nang College is seeking to strengthen cooperation with Japanese educational institutions and businesses to expand training opportunities, improve students’ professional skills and develop a high-quality workforce.

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Da Nang College presents the Consulate General of Japan in Da Nang with a painting of the Vietnam Heroic Mother Monument. Photo: D. LE/DNRT

Leaders of Da Nang College recently paid a working visit to the Consulate General of Japan in Da Nang, where they met with Japanese Consul General Mori Takero.

At the meeting, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vu Thi Phuong Anh, Acting Rector of Da Nang College, briefed officials of the Consulate General of Japan in Da Nang on the college’s operations and expressed her desire to further expand cooperation with Japan in vocational training and human resource development.

The college hoped to work with Japanese partners to develop training programs in various fields, provide Japanese-language training for students, and create opportunities for graduates to pursue university studies in Japan after completing their programs at the college.

Such opportunities would also enable students to gain exposure to professional working environments and seek employment in Japan.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vu Thi Phuong Anh expressed hope that Consul General of Japan in Da Nang Mori Takero would help facilitate cooperation between Da Nang College and Japanese universities and businesses.

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Representatives of the Consulate General of Japan in Da Nang and Da Nang College exchange views at the working session. Photo: D. LE/DNRT

The proposed cooperation would promote academic exchanges, create more opportunities for students to undertake internships and develop their professional skills, and support the organization of cultural activities and workshops to foster exchanges between Vietnam and Japan.

Consul General of Japan in Da Nang Mori Takero welcomed the delegation and congratulated the college on its outstanding achievements.

He voiced his hope that it would continue to broaden its partnerships and contribute to the development of a high-quality workforce.

He also said that he and the Consulate General of Japan in Da Nang would continue to serve as a bridge between the college and Japanese partners, supporting cooperation in the development of training programs.

The meeting highlighted the potential for stronger education and vocational training links between Da Nang and Japan, particularly in expanding students’ learning and career opportunities and meeting demand for skilled human resources.

By THU LE