111 Lao students complete Vietnamese language training program in Nghe An
On the morning of September 25, Nghe An College of Education held a graduation ceremony for the Vietnamese language training course for students from the Lao People's Democratic Republic, class of 2023–2024.
Earlier, following Decision No. 4098/QD-UBND dated December 11, 2023, by the People's Committee of Nghe An Province, Nghe An College of Education received and provided basic Vietnamese language training for 120 students from 7 provinces in Laos during the 2023–2024 academic year.
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During the course, 111 students completed the program and graduated. Six students did not attend, while three others withdrew and returned to Laos due to health reasons and transferred to other schools in Laos.
This marks the 21st Vietnamese language training course taught directly by Nghe An College of Education.
Throughout the course, the school developed scientific training plans and programs, along with testing and evaluation methods aligned with the Vietnamese language proficiency framework for foreigners, ensuring they were suitable for learners.
The school also organized field trips for the Lao students to historical sites such as the Kim Lien Relic Site in Nam Dan, the hometown of President Ho Chi Minh.
In addition, the school provided well-organized accommodations and promptly addressed all needs to facilitate the students' studies and living conditions. The school ensures that policies from the provincial People's Committee and the school itself were followed.
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The school also maintains regular dialogue with the Lao students to review and improve the organization of their studies, living arrangements, and any emerging issues.
At the end of the course, all students were recognized as graduates, with 7.2% earning Excellent grades, 17.11% achieving Good, and 34.23% classified as Fair, while the rest received Average and Above Average grades.
Speaking at the graduation ceremony, Dr. Tran Anh Tu, Principal of Nghe An College of Education, congratulated the Lao students on completing the course.
He expressed his hope that the students will continue to build on this foundation, further improving their Vietnamese language skills and pursuing higher education in specialized fields. He encouraged them to strive to become outstanding students and contribute to the prosperity and development of Laos upon their return.
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The success of this course once again affirms the reputation and quality of Vietnamese language training provided by the college to Lao students. It also contributes to strengthening the close-knit friendship between the two countries and peoples.