In the context of an increasingly demanding global labor market, equipping students with not only academic knowledge but also practical competence has become a top priority. On the morning of January 28, 2026, the English Faculty of the University of Languages and Social Sciences (LHSS), Duy Tan University, successfully organized a career orientation program themed "Ready for the Real World." The event was designed as a bridge, providing final-year and penultimate-year students with an up-close view of the real working environment before officially entering their graduation internship.
The appeal of "Ready for the Real World" lay in the presence of a formidable lineup of strategic partners, including leading enterprises in key economic sectors:
- Luxury Tourism & Hospitality: Novotel Danang Premier Han River, Radisson Hotel Danang, Sala Hotels Group, Vietravel Company (Da Nang Branch), and VM Travel Services Company Limited.
- International Education & Training: EduPath Education Pathway Company Limited and Goldwin English Center.
- Technology & Digital Human Resources: CodeGym Da Nang Joint Stock Company and NIX Education Joint Stock Company.
The diversity of participating organizations demonstrates the flexibility and high applicability of an English Bachelor's degree at Duy Tan University, where students can confidently apply for a wide range of positions—from premium customer service and tourism operations to teaching and technology human resources. At the exchange session, English Faculty students had the valuable opportunity to listen to direct insights from human resource managers and experienced experts. Instead of dry theories, students were exposed to the real demands of the market, "survival" skills during internships, and career development pathways.
Notably, the direct discussion session was incredibly lively. Concerns about work pressure, professional requirements, or opportunities to become official employees after internships were thoughtfully addressed by representatives of the enterprises, helping students alleviate their anxieties on the threshold of their careers.
The "Ready for the Real World" program was not merely a gathering but a testament to the commitment of the English Faculty and ULSS to accompanying students. Through this activity, the University has realized its role as a connector, helping students transition their mindset from "student" to "professional" in the most professional manner possible.
