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On the morning of 10th October, in Hanoi, Directorate of Vocational Education and Training (DVET) signed a cooperation agreement with Be Group Joint Stock Company to develop a set of skill standards for Technology Driver and evaluate and recognize occupational skills National Team for Technology Drivers in Vietnam.
On the morning of 10th October, in Hanoi, Directorate of Vocational Education and Training (DVET) signed a cooperation agreement with Be Group Joint Stock Company to develop a set of skill standards for Technology Driver and evaluate and recognize occupational skills National Team for Technology Drivers in Vietnam. Attending the signing ceremony, there were Mr. Nguyen Hong Minh, Director General of DVET, Mr. Truong Anh Dung, Deputy Director General of DVET; representatives of some departments and units of the DVET; representative leaders of Office of National Traffic Safety Committee; Mr. Do Manh Tuan, Deputy General Director of Be Group and representatives of company departments; Reporter representatives of a number of news agencies.
General Director Nguyen Hong Minh delivered a speech at the signing ceremony
DVET's cooperation agreement with Be Group focuses on a number of contents: Developing a set of criteria to assess the skills of technology vehicle drivers; introduce experts to participate in training and training basic skills for drivers of technology; jointly organize seminars on the technology driver career in the 4.0 era and issues related to professional standards, in the future, it will be standard to become a career in the national vocational exam; jointly organize the competition "Golden Steering Wheel" for technology drivers of Be Group.
 Speaking at the signing ceremony, Mr. Nguyen Hong Minh, Director General of DVET said that the difference of technology drivers is to train and foster in the application of driving technology; training soft skills knowledge in management, behavior, communication at work. Driving tax-paying technology, participating in insurance and improving social responsibility, thereby setting a goal of reducing traffic accident rates and improving the image of technology drivers. Drivers in general or technology drivers in particular need to be well-trained and professional. We appreciate the cooperation between Be Group and DVET.
The Office of DVET
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