The rapid development of the advanced technology market will cause a shortage of human resources in the IT industry. According to data from the Ministry of Information and Communications , the number of digital technology enterprises operating has been continuously increasing in recent years and is estimated to reach 54,500 enterprises in 2024, and is expected to increase to 60,000 enterprises in 2025. With the development in new fields of artificial intelligence (AI), big data, cloud computing and cybersecurity, Vietnam needs to add at least 500,000 technology workers from now until 2025. Therefore, IT skills - not degrees - are what the market really needs.
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This summer, instead of resting and having fun, seriously start studying IT to avoid unemployment.
Semester breaks are not only a time to relax, but also an opportunity to invest in skills that can really lead to a career in the future. While many people choose to travel , work part-time or take a break, many students have taken their first steps into the field of Information Technology – an industry that is opening up countless opportunities both in Vietnam and the international market.
Some young people choose to learn programming in the evenings or on weekends, taking advantage of their free time to study in parallel with their regular programs. They start with small projects, do real work - learn real work, gradually form a personal portfolio and after a few months can get freelance jobs or intern at technology companies. Without the need for loud advertising, reputable centers like Aptech are still trusted by many students studying dual majors or different majors. And perhaps, there is no better time to start than this summer.
Ngo Vinh Toan, an Aptech student from the Construction industry, shared: "The program helps me gain more knowledge as I learn. After only 6 months, I built my own sales website, earning more than 1,000 USD/month. After 2 years, I started my own company and doubled my income." Tran Duy Anh, previously a photographer, also chose IT to reorient his career: "Because I started later, I had to work harder. After 6 months of studying, I started working, and now my income has doubled thanks to switching to IT."
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Mr. Ngo Vinh Toan talks with the young generation about his IT graduation project at Aptech |
These stories are clear evidence that the mistake is not in studying the wrong major, but in knowing the right thing but not daring to start studying again. The more you hesitate, the more the vacant resources in front of you become more distant.
Graduate with a real career – not just a degree
The trend of studying a dual major or a non-major in IT is becoming an increasingly clear choice for many students. You can continue on the old path, finish college, hold a degree in hand and start entering the job market with many worries: lack of skills, lack of experience, lack of clear direction. Or, you can also take advantage of this summer to start studying Information Technology - a field that is in need of human resources, has an attractive income and high applicability in most modern industries.
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Enterprises directly provide career guidance for Aptech students |
With flexible schedules in the evening or on weekends, Aptech training programs based on real projects, dedicated mentors and international certificates as a foundation, many students from different fields have quickly caught up and started working after only 6 to 12 months. The cases of Toan and Duy Anh - who used to study construction and photography - now have stable positions in the IT industry, are clear proof that: if you start the right way, you can absolutely create a new direction for your future.
Graduation is no longer a destination, but only a starting point. The important question is no longer: "What degree will I receive?", but: "What skills do I possess?". Aptech is ready to accompany you to study IT in the way of "learning fast, working early, and having a solid future".
Learn more at: https://aptechvietnam.net/
Source: https://tienphong.vn/hoc-song-bang-cntt-lua-chon-thong-minh-de-sinh-vien-khong-that-nghiep-post1755486.tpo
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