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Nearly 250 IT students visited to learn about QTSC
In the framework of the program “QTSC Museum Week” to celebrate the 22nd anniversary of establishment of QTSC, in addition to participating universities in the local, QTSC welcomed nearly 250 students majoring in IT from Vinh Long College and HCMC Industry and Trade College to visit.
With the desire to approach the real working environment at technology companies, where the students will work in the future and have a long career as an engineer, the school's representative cooperated with QTSC to organize a reality program for 1st and 2nd year students of the universities.
Attending the program, the younger first heard an overview of QTSC - the first and largest software park in Vietnam. Founded on March 16th 2001, QTSC has now attracted 146 IT companies including 6 large-sized ones with over 1,000 employees. With great efforts and contributions, QTSC has truly become a tech hub for more than 21,000 people studying and working regularly.
Students listened to an overview of QTSC
Taking souvenir photos at QTSC Building 1
After that, the student groups were guided to visit the main offices of some big technology companies such as DIGI-TEXX, Concentrix... Here, students took a look at the working space and interacted with IT engineers, as well as being shared about recruitment and internship programs, types of programming language, and future technology trends...
In addition, the students had the opportunity to visit startups operating at QTSC Incubator, including Solid Line, Voyager, InspireUI. QTSC Incubator was established with the mission of supporting and nurturing software startups to overcome difficulties, risks, and challenges in the early stages of starting a business. Incubatees after incubation period at QTSC Incubator will be certified as graduated and will officially become enterprises operating at QTSC.
Visiting businesses operating at QTSC and QTSC Incubator
Especially, the students also joined the program "QTSC Museum Week" with exciting activities such as taking pictures, checking-in Facebook, and participating in a minigame to receive many attractive gifts. All of that helped the students get more excited and great impressions about QTSC, as well as have many good memories during the field trip.
Visiting QTSC Museum and participating in the minigame to spin a lucky wheel and receive QTSC’s brand gifts
Source: QTSC
