HCM City (VNA) – The Ho Chi Minh University of Technology(HUTECH) organised a job fair on March 15, with more than 5,200 vacancies on offer.
꧒ Seventy-five domestic and foreign recruiters looked to fillpositions from staff, team manager to collaborators and interns.
Among the vacancies, banking and finance made of the lion sharewith more than 2,100, or 42% of the total. Most of the vacant jobs wereteller interns, accountants, and tax consultant.
Meanwhile, there were over 1,000 vacancies in marketingfirms and some 1,000 others in the business administration industry.
Recruitment demand was also high in the areas of IT and technique,with such positions as software sales specialists and mechanical maintenanceand quality control staff.
According to HUTECH Director Assoc. Prof. Dr Phan Dinh Nguyen, close cooperationwith enterprises is the university’s strategy to provide the market withhigh-quality labour force.
🍃 At the event, representatives from the businesses and HUTECH presentedscholarships to disadvantaged students with standout academic results, andsigned various cooperation deals./.
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At the HUTECH job fair (Photo: VNA) 
