Posted On: 12 September, 2025
Yesterday, our Bilingual High school students joined a learning journey at the “80 Years of Independence” exhibition. Their project “Exploring National Achievements – Shaping Future Careers” took place at the Vietnam Exhibition Center in Co Loa, where they will unearth generations of Vietnamese technological achievements and the story of revolution.
This trip gave students the chance to explore key sectors such as
🎓 Industry & technology
🎓 Trade & investment
🎓 Agriculture
🎓 National defense
🎓 Diplomacy
🎓 Healthcare - Education - Culture
🎓 Sports & Tourism
Working in groups, they observed, researched, asked questions, and recorded information to identify new trends and career opportunities.
The experience not only enriched their knowledge and strengthened essential skills like research, teamwork, and presentation, but also nurtured their pride in the nation’s achievements and connected theory with real-life practice. It marks a meaningful step for students to shape their career pathways and develop personal competencies.
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