This year, 812 students graduated across 22 majors, earning the titles of practical engineers and practical bachelors. Of these, 4.5% graduated with distinction, 89.9% with good or very good grades, and 5.6% with average results. More than 73% achieved good or higher conduct ratings.

At the 2025 graduation ceremony.

After graduation, over 96% secured contracts with companies in and outside the province, with starting salaries ranging from 9 million to 22 million VND (394 – 963 USD) per month.

The college has improved training quality in recent years, regularly updating curricula to align with business production practices and global vocational education trends.

It partners with more than 100 corporations, enterprises, academies and universities in Vietnam and abroad, nearly half of them foreign-invested.

Each year, over 3,000 students gain internships and skills training at major firms, including Goertek Vina, Canon Vietnam, LG Display, and the Foxconn and Samsung groups.

Bac Giang vocational institutions launch new majors to meet labour market demands

BAC GIANG – In the 2025 enrollment season, many vocational institutions in Bac Giang province have introduced new majors and strengthened partnerships with businesses to meet labour market demands.

Job opportunities offered at Capital Vocational Education Connection Festival 2025

On May 11, the Hanoi Department of Education and Training organised the Capital Vocational Education Connection Festival with the labour market in 2025. This is the 6th edition of the festival with significantly increasing scale and effectiveness year-on-year.

Bac Giang and KOICA sign MOU on vocational training

BAC GIANG - On April 18, the People's Committee of Bac Giang Province and the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) formalized a partnership through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at enhancing vocational training and employment prospects for vulnerable groups in war-affected areas and Vietnamese youth by supporting the Vietnam-Korea College of Technology (VK Tech) in Bac Giang to develop talent and skilled labor. 

Bac Giang provides vocational training, creates jobs for over 3,500 workers in disadvantaged areas

BAC GIANG- This year, Bac Giang province was allocated more than 9.8 billion VND (384,721 USD) from the National Target Programme on sustainable poverty reduction for vocational education development in poor and disadvantaged areas under the project 4 “Development of vocational education and stable employment”.

Vietnam - Korea Bac Giang College of Technology wins first prize in BRICR vocational skills competition

BAC GIANG - From November 11 to 18, Vietnam - Korea Bac Giang College of Technology (VK Tech) was one of two vocational training institutions in Vietnam selected to send a team to participate in the international final round of the BRICR vocational skills competition in 2024 at Inner Mongolia College of Electronics and Informatics (China).

Vocational training is key to poverty reduction in mountainous areas

BAC GIANG - The support policy for vocational training gradually affirms its important meaning to sustainably reduce and eliminate the poverty in the mountainous district of Son Dong in Bac Giang province. Also, it helps many rural workers gain knowledge, stable jobs and income.