Our Vision

Two roadblocks that students have yet to overcome.

• First difficulty: Scarcity of universities.
  A university degree is considered an opportunity to move up, and although many attempt to take advantage of such opportunities, the university system’s door is very narrow and there are many barriers to its entrance. Among the unfortunate students who have no opportunity for admission, many are those who have outstanding academic abilities. They should have the opportunity to develop their skills.
  
  Solution: In this new century, universities are no longer the only route leading to educational advancement. Globalization opens up new opportunities to acquire knowledge necessary for developing one’s own talents. The main requirements are a fluency in foreign languages and an ability to mine the Internet for new knowledge.



• Second difficulty: Difficulty in finding a decent job following graduation.
  EFTP has met with many poor parents who have sacrificed much to put their children through school with the hope that a college education will help raise their children from poverty. It is really heartbreaking when their children cannot find a decent job following graduation because they do not have the financial ability to lobby for a job.
  
  Solution: Investment from foreign countries, especially from the U.S., will bring many employment opportunities. (These new investments not only bring employment opportunities to the people, they also carry applications of new technologies that will benefit the young generation tremendously).

Great emphasis should be put on these new investments, especially the investment from Intel. Although U.S. companies have come to test the potential of Vietnam as an investment possibility for the last ten years, nothing substantial happened until Intel’s decision to invest in 2006. We hope that the investment will prove to be fruitful for Intel and will be an inducement for other U.S. firms to enter the market in Vietnam.

What can we do to make Intel’s and other companies’ investment successful?
Due to globalization, the competition in the market is becoming fierce. All companies try to minimize manufacturing costs in order to produce merchandises at the lowest cost possible. The U.S. companies have begun looking into Vietnam’s potential, and Vietnamese employees should try their best to satisfy this requirement. They have to understand that the process of reworking defective items will increase the cost of the product and can thrust the company into a loss situation. Therefore, it is necessary for employees to put into practice the spirit of good work ethic and to be the “leader of their own jobs” i.e., have a good understanding of the tasks involved in order to produce perfect products.