Assoc.Prof. Dr. Huynh Van Chuong, Vice President of Hue University opens the training course

The training course takes place in two days (September 7th – 8th), with two main categories of content: introduction to education startup and thinking startup; and, The neat startup, and university, college and vocational college with innovative and creative startup ecology.

Trainees will be provided with a wide range of topics from experts: Founding and activating creative groups; Businessman mindset; Challenging startup; Building business models from ideas; Introduction to the innovative and creative startup nursery; Designing and building action plans for training centers in support of innovative and creative startup.

Delegates, experts and trainees take photos at the opening ceremony of the training course

Opening the training course, Assoc. Prof. Dr Huynh Van Chuong, Deputy Director of Hue University, says that Hue University is one of three units assigned by the Ministry of Education and Training to organize training courses for officers and trainers to carry out activities in supporting students to startup in training institutions.

Throughout the training course, the officers and trainers will access to more knowledge of innovative and creative startup. The training program will contribute to improving the capacity of the officers and trainers to promote activities on innovative and creative startup activities in the educational centers.

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