On the morning of April 28, 2025, the “Youth Day and Resolution 57” event welcomed nearly 100 outstanding, well-rounded students from the Vietnamese-German University, young faces full of ambition to conquer the future.
During the event, students embarked on a journey of discovery at the CT Innovation Hub, an international exchange center featuring nine core 4.0 technology sectors. They explored a world-class innovation environment and gained access to a privileged ecosystem of utilities dedicated to young talents passionate about creativity and relentless breakthroughs. A highlight of the event was the on-the-spot recruitment program, opening doors to attractive career opportunities, competitive benefits, and pathways to a promising future.
Nguyen Pham Thanh Thuy (a fourth-year student majoring in Architecture at Vietnamese-German University) shared enthusiastically:
“This has been an exciting experience, a valuable opportunity for me to learn more about emerging technology sectors. I understand that everyone has their own goals, and as I am currently working on my graduation thesis, the information gathered from this event will be tremendously helpful. Particularly, the chance to attend an on-the-spot interview was incredible, and I was thrilled to learn that I had successfully passed. A starting salary of 20 million VND is very high for me, and there are also many additional benefits offered by the corporation…”
“This has been an exciting experience, a valuable opportunity for me to learn more about emerging technology sectors. I understand that everyone has their own goals, and as I am currently working on my graduation thesis, the information gathered from this event will be tremendously helpful. Particularly, the chance to attend an on-the-spot interview was incredible, and I was thrilled to learn that I had successfully passed. A starting salary of 20 million VND is very high for me, and there are also many additional benefits offered by the corporation…”
“I feel truly fortunate that the university created this opportunity for us. It’s a highly necessary program for helping young people with career orientation,” said Ly Minh Quan (a fellow Architecture student at Vietnamese-German University). “Although I major in architecture, I have a strong passion for technology. Despite not having much preparation for the on-the-spot interview, this was a wonderful chance for me to test myself. I was overjoyed to have passed the interview and received a job offer immediately. This is a fantastic opportunity to grow in a multidisciplinary technological environment.”
