HCM City (VNA) – "Planning for Sꦗkills Training that Meets Labou🦋r Market Needs," a two-day event that ended on December 9, presented the process used to conduct labour market needs assessments in Binh Thuan, Hau Giang and Vinh Long provinces.
The policy dialogue is part of the Vietnam Skills for Employment Project (VSEP), a 20-million-USD project funded by Canada to help Vietnam strengthen its technical and professional education and training system.
This year's policy dialogue began with a presentation on the recently conducted labour market needs assessment in Binh Thuan by a Canadian specialist who has helped several countries around the world align their hospitality/tourism programming with the country needs and the manager of a four-star resort hotel in Mui Ne.
Two Canadian college officials presented best practices at Canadian colleges in aligning college programmes with local and regional labour market needs.
The two sessions were followed by policy dialogues to engage stakeholders in discussions on the relevance to Vietnam of these best practices from Canada and elsewhere and challenges facing their implementation.
The event concludes with the formulation of policy recommendations to improve human resource planning and better align the skills of the workforce with the needs of industry.-VNA
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