PARENTS AND THE COLLEGE JOIN HANDS TO SHAPE STUDENTS’ FUTURE AFTER INTERMEDIATE-LEVEL EDUCATION

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May 18, 2026 10:06

After completing the Intermediate-levelprogram, many parents wonder whether their children should start working immediately or continue their education for long-term career development. In a labor market increasingly focused on skills and professional qualifications, pursuing further education at a higher level is becoming a suitable option, helping students enhance their knowledge, refine their professional skills, and expand their job opportunities with more stable incomes in the future.

In particular, with a clear training roadmap, suitable study time, and many tuition support policies, continuing to study at the college level not only helps students have more opportunities for development but also creates a solid foundation to adapt to the increasingly high recruitment needs of businesses.

To help parents better understand their children's academic direction and career opportunities after completing the Intermediate-level program, Kien Giang College organized the Parent Meeting for the 9+ College Program, Batch 4, on May 16, 2026, at the auditorium of Mac Cuu campus. The program was attended by Dr. Lê Trung Kiên – Vice Rector of the college, representatives from various departments and functional offices, alumni, and over 100 parents whose children are currently enrolled.

At the program, representatives from the faculties of Tourism - Foreign Languages, Electrical Engineering - Electronics, Mechanical Engineering, Information Technology, Agriculture, and Construction shared practical information about current workforce needs, job opportunities after graduation, and suitable study directions for students. Simultaneously, the Training Department provided specific information about the curriculum, training duration, graduation requirements, and support policies for students.

Through this program, parents not only gained a better understanding of their children's educational paths but also had a basis to support and encourage them to continue their studies, improve their professional skills, and build a stable and sustainable career future.