LPBank and University of Economics - University of Da Nang Signing Comprehensive Collaboration Agreement
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- 23:58 30/01/2024
DNHN - On January 25, 2024, in Da Nang, Lien Viet Post Bank (LPBank) and the University of Economics under the University of Da Nang signed a comprehensive cooperation agreement and launched the Potential Intern Programme.
This is a step to realise the strategy of searching for and training young talents for the sustainable development of the Bank, and at the same time demonstrates LPBank’s commitment to accompany the country’s development.
Accordingly, the two sides agreed to implement a cooperation agreement on programmes to share knowledge and practical skills in finance, investment, career orientation, internship and recruitment, scientific research, human resource training, and financial support for students.
Speaking at the ceremony, Mr Huynh Ngoc Huy - a Member of the Board of Directors expressed his desire to cooperate with the university: “LPBank and the University of Da Nang have had a long-standing relationship. Since 2009, Lien Viet Post Bank has sponsored the construction of the dormitory of the Kon Tum branch of the University of Da Nang. Therefore, LPBank hopes to continue to share the vision and aspiration of training high-quality human resources in economics - finance - banking.”
At the programme, the representative of LPBank’s leadership also committed to giving the best incentives to the university and students, supporting the university in its educational development, and hoping that the University of Economics will accompany LPBank in training and scientific research to meet the demand for high-quality human resources in the current digital transformation era.
In response to those expectations, Dr Huynh Thi Hong Hanh, Vice-Rector of the University of Economics, said that the cooperation between the Bank and the University of Economics is an opportunity for students to experience and approach more closely the theory and practice, academic knowledge and practical knowledge, professional skills and vocational skills: “The companionship of LPBank in both material and spiritual terms is a great resource to help the University and students to awaken their dreams, light up the future on the journey to reach knowledge and create the future”.
On the same day, the two units' potential internship programme called “Choosing a career - Starting a business with LPBank” was successfully organised. This is an opportunity for students to study and experience the professional working environment at one of the joint-stock commercial banks with a large network in Vietnam, and at the same time, it is the first step to realise the cooperation agreement signed between LPBank and the University of Economics.
Coming to the programme “Choosing a career - Starting a business with LPBank”, students will have the opportunity to become interns in the positions of Corporate Customer Officer, Personal Customer Officer, Teller, etc. with a specialised training programme and apprenticeship for a minimum of 3 months, with salary and bonus support. After completing the training course, interns also have the opportunity to receive a permanent job at LPBank with an attractive welfare policy and a clear and transparent promotion path.
Within the framework of the programme, LPBank awarded 10 scholarships with a total value of VND 50 million to students with excellent academic achievements and overcoming difficulties.
Thanh Cong
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