On May 22, information from the Ministry of Education and Training said that one of the 7 projects of Vietnamese students participating in the 2023 International Science and Technology Competition won the third prize of the competition. The project is called "Pharmacological effects on the central nervous system of essential oils of the fruit and leaves of the mulberry tree based on the pharmacological network" by two students Nguyen Thi Mai Anh and Nguyen Binh Giang (High School for the Gifted in Natural Sciences, University of Natural Sciences, Vietnam National University, Hanoi).
This year's international science and technology competition has 61 countries and territories with 1,302 projects by 1,600 students participating. Vietnam has 7 projects participating in the competition and is one of 33 countries and territories with projects winning official prizes. The Ministry of Education and Training said that the 7 projects participating in this year's international science and technology competition were selected from 143 projects that participated in the national competition for high school students in the 2022-2023 school year.
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Linking vocational education with the labor market
In recent years, the connection between vocational education and the labor market in Hanoi has shown clear effectiveness. The quality of vocational education and the quality of labor in the capital have been increasingly improved, meeting the requirements of enterprises and the labor market, especially high-quality human resources for FDI enterprises, key industrial enterprises, and high-tech enterprises.
Focus on human resource training in vocational training institutions
According to statistics, Hanoi currently has 307 establishments registered for vocational training activities in the area. Through the organization of job fairs, the Hanoi Department of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs has created opportunities to connect vocational training establishments with businesses to improve training quality, promptly update market development trends and labor recruitment needs.
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