Glotrans Ho Chi Minh visited FPT University Can Tho

With the consistent direction of the Company in generally and Glotrans HCM particularly, the focus on "The program to support Universities and Colleges in training students specializing in logistics, import and export" has been constant throughout Glotrans' development journey, especially in the period from 2022 and beyond into 2023.

In 2023, Glotrans HCM successfully organized 5 internship programs for students from universities and colleges, providing them with opportunities to gain practical experience and enhance their knowledge in the field.

During a business trip to Can Tho on December 2nd, 2023, Mr. Truong Thai Huy - Deputy Director of Glotrans HCM Branch, along with Mr. Huynh Van Hoa - Deputy Head of the Business Department, and Head of Recruitment and Training of Glotrans HCM, had the opportunity to visit FPT University Can Tho.

During this meeting, Glotrans expressed gratitude to the University's Board of Directors for always trusting and providing opportunities for students to intern at Glotrans HCM. It is promised that in 2023, Glotrans will continue to accompany FPT University Can Tho, creating a professional environment for students to learn and operate.

It is hoped that with the support of Glotrans HCM, FPT University Can Tho will train a generation of skilled workers in the global industry 4.0 in accordance with the educational direction of the university.

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