German Industry and Commerce Vietnam (GIC) is funding an exchange programme in two German cities between Vietnamese and German stakeholders and decision makers on vocational training.
The trip, which takes place between June 22 and 26 in Magdeburg and Nuernberg, is part of a co-operative programme between the German Federal Ministry and Vietnam.
Vietnamese participants will be taught about the structure of the German vocational training system, take a tour of vocational schools and private training centers, and seek opportunities with German partners.
Germany's vocational training system, which combines theory and practice, has been applied in Vietnam.
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Germany's vocational training system, which combines theory and practice, has been applied in Vietnam.
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