On January 10th, Vien Dong College warmly welcomed a delegation from Jeonnam Life Science High School, South Korea. This working session marks a significant milestone in strengthening the educational cooperation and cultural exchange between the two institutions.

Students of Vien Dong College and Jeonnam University take commemorative photos

Strengthening Friendship and International Educational Cooperation

In a sincere and open atmosphere, the leadership of Vien Dong College introduced its dynamic, practice-oriented training environment. The representatives from Jeonnam Life Science High School expressed their deep impression of VDC’s hospitality and modern facilities.

Beyond professional discussions, both parties explored opportunities for student exchange programs and shared pedagogical experiences in the fields of life sciences and technology.

Overview image of the working session between the leaders of the two institutions

Cultural Exchange: A Bridge Between Vietnamese and Korean Students

As part of the “2025 Han-Be Cultural Exchange and Experiential Learning” program, the Korean student delegation enjoyed engaging interactions with VDC students.

Cultural Connection: Heartfelt handshakes, small gift exchanges, and commemorative photos created unforgettable memories.

Practical Experience: Students from both schools participated in group activities, enhancing their international communication skills and cross-cultural understanding.

Image of the leadership engaging in a friendly exchange

Image of the leadership taking friendly photos together

Opening Opportunities for Internship and Career Development

The visit from Jeonnam Life Science High School aligns with Vien Dong College’s “Internationalization of Education” strategy. Through these activities, VDC students will gain access to:

1. Advanced educational methods from South Korea.
2. Expanded pathways for study abroad and paid internships in the “Land of the Morning Calm.”
3. Global professional standards and soft skills while still in school.

The working program concluded successfully, opening a new chapter in the sustainable partnership between the two schools and promising to deliver practical value to all students.