THE FIRST DAYS ARE FULL OF CONFUSION

Chau (18 years old, Hoi An) entered the high school graduation exam with a rather uncertain mind because she had not yet determined which school she would attend, possibly Da Nang University or Hue Pedagogical University, as long as

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According to statistics from the Vietnam Confederation of Commerce and Industry (VCCI), each year, 38% of new graduates in the country have no specific career orientation, and 60% work in the wrong field.

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Working in the wrong industry means you will have to accept developing a few years later than your peers with experience until you find a satisfactory job.

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However, it is also necessary to reconsider the nature of the job market, which is increasingly developing according to the current multi-sector trend.

Ms. Dam Bich Thuy, President of Fulbright University Vietnam, said that in the future, many professions will disappear but there will also be new ones appearing.

Ms. Dam Bich Thuy, President of Fulbright University Vietnam, said that in the future, many professions will disappear but there will also be new ones appearing.

Ms. Dam Bich Thuy, President of Fulbright University Vietnam, said that in the future, many professions will disappear but there will also be new ones appearing.

Ms. Dam Bich Thuy, President of Fulbright University Vietnam, said that in the future, many professions will disappear but there will also be new ones appearing.