TALKSHOW “BEYOND BORDERS – FROM LANGUAGE TO CAREERS”: KHI NGÔN NGỮ MỞ RA NHỮNG CƠ HỘI NGHỀ NGHIỆP

The talkshow “Beyond Borders – From Language to Careers” was held on August 7, 2026, at Hall F100, Vietnam Aviation Academy, providing students with an opportunity to exchange ideas and gain insights into the role of foreign languages in learning, personal development, and career orientation in the context of international integration.

The program featured two guest speakers, Mr. Nguyen Hoang Huy (Huy Forum) and Ms. Le Tieu Linh. Drawing on their diverse experiences and perspectives, the speakers shared practical stories related to learning and using foreign languages, while also discussing how language skills can be leveraged to expand educational and career opportunities and foster connections in an international environment.

Through the speakers’ insights, students had the opportunity to gain practical perspectives on personal development, career orientation, and proactively identifying opportunities in multicultural workplaces. The program also highlighted that foreign languages are not merely communication tools but can serve as an advantage that enables learners to broaden their networks and enhance their career prospects.

In addition to the sharing sessions, the talkshow provided students with an opportunity to ask questions and exchange ideas about their learning journeys, personal development, and career choices. The interaction between the speakers and participants created an open environment for discussion, connecting practical experiences with students’ needs and career aspirations.

With the theme “Beyond Borders – From Language to Careers,” the program aimed to encourage students to overcome personal limitations in their learning and development journeys, while proactively leveraging their language skills to expand future opportunities. The insights shared during the talkshow provided students with additional knowledge and motivation to prepare for their careers, particularly in an environment that increasingly values international integration and communication skills.

News: Faculty of Foreign Languages