Deputy Minister Nguyen Danh Huy congratulated the Railway College on the occasion of November 20
Báo Giao thông•19/11/2024
Deputy Minister of Transport Nguyen Danh Huy sent congratulations to the Railway College on the occasion of the 42nd anniversary of Vietnamese Teachers' Day (November 20, 1982 - November 20, 2024).
This afternoon (November 19), the Railway College held a meeting to celebrate Vietnamese Teachers' Day. At the meeting, Dr. Truong Trong Vuong, Vice Principal in charge of the Railway College, shared: In 69 years of construction and development, despite many difficulties and having to be 100% self-sufficient in regular expenses, generations of teachers and students of the school have strived to overcome and seize opportunities in each stage.
Deputy Minister of Transport Nguyen Danh Huy presented flowers to congratulate the Railway College on the occasion of the 42nd anniversary of Vietnamese Teachers' Day.
The school's facilities have changed a lot, teaching methods have been maintained, and training quality has been improved. The teaching staff has actively studied and approached new technologies, including urban railway technologies, built and compiled programs and textbooks, and participated in training for urban railway lines in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. Training programs and textbooks have been built and adjusted to suit railway technology and business needs. The training organization method has also changed to be more flexible but still ensures the provisions of the Law on Vocational Education , suitable for the actual conditions of the school and of units inside and outside the railway industry. Currently, the school is implementing the JICA project to enhance urban railway training capacity and the Korean project to enhance railway safety management capacity in Vietnam. This is an opportunity for the school's teaching staff to improve their professional qualifications and capacity to train human resources for national and urban railways. According to Dr. Truong Trong Vuong, the requirement for training modern railways and high-speed railways is both an opportunity and a great challenge for the school because high-speed railway technology is different from existing railways. "To prepare resources, existing human resources as well as high-speed railways in the construction and operation stages, it is necessary to have a successor workforce, a transition between generations of human resource training and the ability to participate in the construction stage, prepare capacity, have the ability to access technology, operate and maintain high-speed railways, which requires great efforts from the school's teaching staff," said Mr. Vuong.
Deputy Minister Nguyen Danh Huy spoke at the meeting.
Speaking at the meeting, Deputy Minister of Transport Nguyen Danh Huy highly appreciated the results that the Railway College has achieved in recent years. Thereby, promoting the tradition of the school with its position and responsibility for training in the railway industry. "The school has innovated its thinking and working methods when cooperating with universities to train not only at the college level but also to train engineers and masters, thereby providing human resources that society needs," the Deputy Minister emphasized. On this occasion, Deputy Minister Nguyen Danh Huy sent to the Board of Directors and generations of lecturers of the school his wishes for good health, always full of passion and dedication, meeting the political needs of the railway industry in particular and the transport industry in general.
Mr. Hoang Gia Khanh, General Director of Vietnam Railway Corporation, presented flowers to congratulate the Railway College on the occasion of the 42nd anniversary of Vietnam Teachers' Day.
At the meeting, Mr. Hoang Gia Khanh, General Director of Vietnam Railway Corporation, requested the collective, officers, lecturers and staff of the school to continue to promote their intelligence, make efforts in professional research, and proactively approach new railway technology, especially high-speed railway. The demand for human resources for the railway industry in the immediate future until 2030 is very large. This is an opportunity and a challenge that requires the Railway College to make great efforts. The school also needs to urgently develop action programs, roadmaps and specific implementation plans, with special attention paid to investing in upgrading facilities, improving the quality of the teaching staff and training capacity," said Mr. Khanh.
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