Thousands of Nghe An students participate in the 2025 Admissions and Career Counseling Program

This is the 23rd year of the program and the 10th time it has taken place in Nghe An. This activity is an important educational event that attracts thousands of high school students in Vinh city and neighboring districts to participate.

Admissions and Career Counseling ProgramThe year 2025 takes place in the context of the first year students take the high school graduation exam according to the 2018 General Education Program with many changes in exam content, leading to certain changes in the university and college admission process.

To help parents and students have complete information about this year's exam, at the program, representatives from the Ministry of Education and Training and universities and colleges across the country promptly provided official, accurate and complete information to help students consider making appropriate choices.

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This is the first year the Exam is organized according to the new General Education Program with many new points such as reducing the number of subjects and the number of exam sessions.

This is also the intermediate stage between the old and new exams, so there are two different types of questions, one for graduation and one for university admission.
The structure of the exam, in addition to the basic structure, has some new content to make the exam richer. The application of information technology is used more in this year's exam through exam registration and exam delivery.

Mr. Nguyen Manh Hung - Ministry of Education and Training

In addition, in this program, teachers, experts from state management agencies and prestigious training institutions directly answered concerns and questions in choosing a major and career that is suitable for one's own abilities and family economic conditions, and suitable for future employment trends.

This will also contribute to reducing the rate of students dropping out halfway through their studies or transferring schools due to studying the wrong major or school, avoiding wasting time and money for their families and society.

Attending the Admissions and Career Counseling Program, parents and high school students also have the opportunity to learn about information such as study conditions, scholarships, tuition fees, dormitories, etc. at more than 80 counseling booths of training institutions.

In addition, students can also find information on studying abroad and international joint training programs at domestic and foreign schools.