Ito Vietnam and Ly Tu Trong College of Ho Chi Minh City have signed a cooperation agreement to strengthen the connection between technical education and the practical workforce needs of modern industry.
Connecting education with industrial practice
The cooperation creates a framework for both organizations to combine their strengths in training, applied research and the development of high-quality technical talent for science, technology, engineering and advanced manufacturing.
Ito Vietnam was represented by Nguyen Huy Hoang, Director of Operations, together with company colleagues. Dr. Chau Van Bao, Vice Rector, joined representatives from the college at the signing ceremony.
More opportunities for students
Students are expected to gain additional opportunities for company visits, internships and exposure to a professional engineering environment. Practical access to advanced technology can help them strengthen vocational skills, adaptability and readiness for employment after graduation.
The partnership also opens a channel for the college and Ito Vietnam to align learning activities more closely with real manufacturing requirements and the evolving skills needed in automation and industrial technology.
Developing Vietnam’s engineering talent pipeline
For Ito Vietnam, long-term growth in advanced automation depends on a strong local engineering talent pipeline. Collaboration with technical colleges supports earlier industry exposure and helps students understand the disciplines behind integrated automation systems.
The agreement provides a foundation for deeper cooperation in training, recruitment, applied research and technology transfer, while contributing to a workforce prepared for digital and high-value manufacturing.
This company update summarizes information published by Ly Tu Trong College of Ho Chi Minh City. The event details and participating representatives are attributed to the college’s original report.
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