Deputy Director General Pham Vu Quoc Binh also highly appreciated the development of New Zealand's education system and presented to SCG about the solutions that the Vietnamese TVET system will implement in the near future.

After listening to the exchange of Deputy Director General Pham Vu Quoc Binh, SCG expressed interest in activities in which New Zealand and SCG have strengths such as: promoting digital transformation; developing and training teachers and educators at schools and businesses; develop mechanisms and models of cooperation between TVET institutions and enterprises suitable in the context of Vietnam; supporting school-school cooperation between Vietnam and New Zealand; training teachers in Vietnam and New Zealand, etc. The SCG side also discussed the shortage of human resources in some professions in New Zealand; training model in Vietnam and in New Zealand and recognized by New Zealand, EU, UK; organizes the Asia Regional Vocational Education Forum…

 In addition, DVET also proposed SCG and the Consulate General of New Zealand to support the implementation of cooperation activities that have been signed by the Directorate of Vocational Education and Training and the New Zealand Intergovernmental Cooperation Agency. Vocational education and skills development in 2020.

 At the end of the meeting, the two sides agreed to continue to exchange, cooperate and share information to soon deploy activities in the near future.

DVET Office