Nghe An: Hundreds of students participate in the Korean study abroad camp.
To help students in Nghe An province directly access Korean universities and colleges, on June 28th, Hung Nguyen Study Abroad Consulting Center organized a Korean Study Abroad Camp in Thanh Vinh ward. The program attracted a large number of students and parents, providing authentic and transparent information about studying abroad and helping students make informed choices about their majors, schools, and study paths.
The program was attended by representatives from the Nghe An Department of Education and Training, Hung Nguyen Human Resources Supply Company, representatives from high schools in the province, representatives from 8 universities and colleges from South Korea, and hundreds of students and parents interested in studying in South Korea.
Amidst the growing demand for overseas education, South Korea has become a popular destination for many Vietnamese students due to its modern education system, diverse scholarship opportunities, and wide-ranging career prospects. Therefore, access to accurate and reliable information is crucial for students and parents to prepare a suitable plan.
Based on this reality, Hung Nguyen Study Abroad Consulting Center organized a well-organized Korean study abroad camp in Nghe An, with direct participation from many Korean universities and colleges. The program was licensed by the Department of Foreign Affairs, with the approval of the Department of Education and Training and the Police Department of Nghe An province. According to the organizers, this is the first officially licensed Korean study abroad camp in Nghe An, contributing to bringing reputable study abroad information closer to local students.
Speaking at the event, Mr. Tran Manh Ha, Head of the Professional Department of the Nghe An Department of Education and Training, highly appreciated the efforts of Hung Nguyen Study Abroad Consulting Center in connecting Korean educational institutions with students and parents in the province. According to him, the opportunity for students to meet directly with representatives from these schools is a practical way to gather information, ask questions, and make informed decisions before choosing their study path.
At the camp, students visited the booths of each school, received materials, and discussed training programs, admission requirements, tuition fees, scholarships, part-time job opportunities, and career prospects after graduation. Not only students, but many parents also directly asked questions about the living environment, their children's ability to adapt to life in South Korea, and the support provided by the consulting agencies throughout their studies abroad.
Speaking at the program, Mr. Ngo Hai Dang, General Director of Hung Nguyen Human Resources Supply Company, said that each year his company accompanies and supports approximately 400 Vietnamese students to study in South Korea. According to him, studying abroad is a major decision for every family, therefore students and parents need access to clear and transparent information before making a choice.
“Through this camp, we aim to create a space for direct connection between students, parents, and Korean schools, helping students understand correctly, choose wisely, and better prepare for their study abroad journey. Hung Nguyen is committed to accompanying students responsibly, wholeheartedly, and transparently,” Mr. Ngo Hai Dang shared.
One of the topics of interest to students was the presentation by Korean universities and colleges. Participating institutions offered a wide range of study options, including foreign languages, information technology, artificial intelligence, engineering, business, communication, tourism, hospitality, beauty, nursing, social welfare, and digital content. This diversity provided students with more options to choose a field of study that suited their abilities, interests, and future career trends.
Mr. Hwa Jin, a representative from Woosung University in South Korea, expressed his admiration for the proactive approach of students from Nghe An province in exploring study abroad opportunities. According to him, when students choose the right major, prepare well in terms of foreign languages, and clearly define their goals, their opportunities for study and development in South Korea will be much broader.
"Programs like this, which connect students directly with the right information, are essential. They help students get accurate information before making decisions," shared teacher Hwa Jin.
As part of the program, the organizers awarded over 50 scholarships to students and held a raffle with many valuable prizes such as 800,000 won scholarships and tablets.
With its well-organized structure, practical content, and the participation of many Korean universities and colleges, the Korean Study Abroad Camp in Nghe An left a positive impression on students, parents, and participating organizations. Through this program, Hung Nguyen Study Abroad Consulting Center continues to affirm its role as a bridge accompanying Nghe An students on their journey to access international education in a legitimate, safe, and effective way.
