Opening Ceremony of the Vietnamese Language Training Course for Korean Students under the K-Move School Project Program – Batch 2, 2026

On November 3^rd 2026, the Center for Vietnamese Studies and Language at Ton Duc Thang University (TDTU) held the opening ceremony for a Vietnamese language training course for Korean students of the K-Move School Project – Batch 2, marking the beginning of their journey to learn the Vietnamese language and explore Vietnamese culture during the 2026–2027 academic year.

Building on the success of previous training courses, the Center for Vietnamese Studies and Language continues to implement the K-Move School Project to help young Koreans acquire essential linguistic and cultural knowledge before studying, working, and living in Vietnam. The sustainable partnership between the Center and its Korean partners not only affirms VSLC's quality in teaching Vietnamese to international learners but also contributes to strengthening people-to-people exchanges, fostering connections, and promoting educational cooperation between Vietnam and South Korea.

The opening ceremony took place in a formal yet welcoming atmosphere, with the participation of M.A. Nguyen Thi Dieu Thu – Director of the Center for Vietnamese Studies and Language, representatives of the K-Move School Project from the Korean partner organization and K-Move students.

In her remarks at the ceremony, M.A. Nguyen Thi Dieu Thu warmly welcomed the students and encouraged them to take an active and proactive approach to learning, engage enthusiastically in classroom activities, communicate confidently in Vietnamese, and make the most of the native-language learning environment to enhance their language proficiency and deepen their understanding of Vietnamese culture.

During the ceremony, the Korean students were also provided with an overview of the course, including the training schedule, classroom regulations, teaching methods, essential requirements throughout the course, and the facilities and services available to learners at Ton Duc Thang University.

Following the opening ceremony, the students toured the Ton Duc Thang University campus, including its learning facilities and the TDTU Inspire Library, to explore the University's modern infrastructure. Their first experiences in an environment featuring contemporary architecture, a dynamic learning atmosphere, and welcoming green spaces left a positive impression on the students while helping them feel more confident and excited ahead of the official start of their studies.

With extensive experience in successfully organizing Vietnamese language training courses under the K-Move School Project, the Center for Vietnamese Studies and Language will continue to build on its strengths in teaching Vietnamese to international learners while further strengthening coordination with its Korean partners. Through these efforts, the Center aims to continuously improve training quality, innovate teaching methodologies, and develop practical and effective training programs that meet the needs of Korean experts and workers in acquiring Vietnamese language proficiency and cultural knowledge for their future participation in Vietnam's labor market.