DIDACTIC TRACK ToT
Updated on 08:11, Monday, 30/12/2019 (GMT+7)
In the framework of “Enhancing performance of the horticultural sector in North and Central Vietnam” funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and managed by Nuffic, Vietnam National Agricultural University in collaboration with HAS University of Applied Sciences, Lentiz Education Group, and Fresh Studio organized the DIDACTIC TRACK ToT from 16/12/2019 to 18/12/2019 at VNUA.
Trainers and trainees
The course was offered by experts from HAS University of Applied Sciences, Lentiz Education Group, and Fresh Studio with the participation of trainees from VNUA i.e Faculty of Agronomy, Faculty of Accounting and Business Management, Ha Tay Community College, and Institute of Fruits and Vegetables.
Group discussion guided by experienced trainers
This didactic track focused on education & business partnerships, curriculum development and training & teaching methodologies scheduled into three sessions: Connect with the labour market (World of Work): labour market research; Strategic partnerships: curriculum development; and Operational partnerships: curriculum implementation
Trainees work together
And present discussion results
The combination between theories and practices enables trainees quickly capture knowledge and build up skills in teaching and research. All trainees actively participated in the track and highly evaluate outcomes that the track has brought to them.
| The OKP will build on the long-term partnerships between 4 Dutch consortium members and one Vietnamese, and Fresh Academy as a partner. It will concentrate on enhancing performance of selected vegetable and fruit value chains in Northern Vietnam with gender, youth and minority focus: 1)enhance capacity of next generation wishing to work in horticulture and fruit production in any part of the value chain so that they can meet labour market requirements; and 2) enhance capacity of stakeholders already working in horticulture so that they can improve their performance at individual, organizational and institutional levels and drive change to become more market-oriented at each step of the value chain. |