Recently, representatives from the BF Association—a long-standing partner of Nhat Huy Khang—visited the Nguyen Trinh Driving Training Center in Vinh Long Province. The visit aimed to gain firsthand insight into driving training practices in Vietnam and to discuss future cooperation strategies.
During the visit, the delegation examined the current driving training curriculum, content, and procedures, while also touring the facilities, classrooms, driving practice grounds, and training equipment. Both sides exchanged experiences regarding driving instruction in Vietnam and Japan, and explored the potential for connecting qualified human resources with recruitment needs in Japan.
Notably, the BF Association currently collaborates with the Chiryu Motor Driving School in Aichi Prefecture, Japan. This direct observation of the training model in Vietnam serves as a crucial step for evaluating training quality and lays the groundwork for potential long-term cooperation in the field of professional driving personnel.
This engagement not only provides the Japanese partners with a clearer understanding of training processes in Vietnam but also reflects Nhat Huy Khang’s commitment to building a network of reputable training institutions, thereby creating practical career pathways for Vietnamese workers.
Nhat Huy Khang hopes that today’s discussions will establish a foundation for future collaboration, helping to bridge domestic training capabilities with the demand for human resources in Japan.
