...the entrance examination to university, I chose to major in Finance and Banking at the University of Economics in Ho Chi Minh City, one of the leading universities in my country. I did not know well what I desire was. However, during my four years at university, where I had to meet high requirements of English to read materials in English, gradually I found my special passion for the language, which I used to consider as an important subject at school. At the same time, taking part in social activities such as teaching children with foreign teachers at kindergartens and primary schools makes me realize how much I want to help the Vietnamese young generation learn English. My efforts in extra-curriculum events did make me find my desire of being an educator instead of being a banking expert. I am strongly convinced that a career of such great significance can spare me no efforts to study and use my ability to partly assist young people in my country overcome difficulties in learning the English language. #Activities I was a member of Youth Organization Committees during four years of University. That I organized such activities and events, as charity programs, social activities, sport days, and traditional performances helped me create the sociability among all the students. I also participated in Securities Club of University of Economics in Ho Chi Minh City...
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...self-confident that my skills and hard-working attitude will make a valuable contribution into profitability of the company. Besides, I’m always willing to encounter the challenging because I strongly believe: “There is nothing impossible for those who have strong will”. | | | | | Contact Information: | Address: | 93/37 Nguyễn Đình Chiểu, P4, Phú Nhuận, TPHCM | | | | Country: | Hồ Chí Minh - Việt Nam | Mobile: | 0903 325 531 | | | | Email: | quocchinh0401@yahoo.com | | | | | | | | | CAREER OBJECTIVE | The desired location: | English Academic Manager | | Industries: | Education/Training/Library | | Job status: | Full time, Part time, | | Type of employment: | Permanent | | | | | | | | | Career objective: | - Becoming a Great Academic Manager in English field to provide the best quality English courses as well as value-added services (soft skills, communication skills) to the students. | | | | | | | Desired salary: | 1000 - 1200 USD | | | EDUCATION LEVEL Graduation year07/2008 | Ho Chi Minh University of Industry - Ho Chi Minh, Viet Nam | | University | | - Major subject: Chemistry of Food Technology: • Fermentation Technology, Mass Transfer and Microbiology • Quality Management System: ISO 9001:2000, ISO 14000, 5S, HACCP and GMP. Academic...
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...BOOKING CONFIRMATION TO:GIA NGUYEN INT'L LOGISTICS CO., LTD P.I.C :MINH TAI ******** BOOKING CONFIRMATION / REVISE : 002 DATE: 2013/08/12 10:13:21 AM ********* BOOKING NO :235300334368 APPLICATION NO.:13080102030115 VESSEL/VOYAGE :UNI-POPULAR 0090-182S CARRIER :EVERGREEN LINE ON BEHALF OF :EVERGREEN MARINE (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD. PORT OF RECEIPT :HO CHI MINH,SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM PORT OF LOADING :HO CHI MINH,SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM CUT OFF DATE /TIME:2013/08/18 13:00 PM SI CUT OFF DATE :2013/08/17 10:00 AM ETA DATE :2013/08/18 ETD DATE :2013/08/19 TRANSSHIP PORT :TANJUNG PELEPAS, JOHOR ETA DATE :2013/08/22 CONNECTION VSL/VOY :CAPE MOSS 005W PORT OF DISCHARGE :TAMATAVE,MADAGASCAR FINAL DESTINATION :TAMATAVE,MADAGASCAR ETA DATE :2013/09/25 (SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE) SHIPPER :GIA NGUYEN INT'L LOGISTICS CO., LTD P.I.C. :MINH TAI TEL:84-8-38329851 SERVICE TYPE/MODE :(FCL/FCL)/(PORT/PORT) STUFFING PLACE :WAREHOUSE COMMODITY :RICE REMARKS :Y/C CAP CONT NANG (HANG+VO=30MT) KHACH HANG DONG HANG DUNG TRONG LUONG GHI TREN VO CONT CHANGE ESTIMATED M/V. Please Note: Weight carrying capacity of equipment varies between containers. Please check the placard affixed to each container for it's specific maximum weight and DO NOT exceed this weight at any time. It is Shipper's responsibility to ensure that the weights tendered conform to the legal restrictions of ALL regions contemplated by this movement. If you have any questions, please contact Customer Service. QTY/TYPE...
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...INTRODUCE MYSELF My name is Thao. I’m 19 years old. I’m from Dalat City, but now, I’m live in Ho Chi Minh City. I’m studying in Finance – Marketing university. My major is International Business Administration. I like surfing the internet ,watching movies, listening to music, going out with my friends and traveling around the worlds. Surfing the internet is what I mostly do whenever I have free time. I often visit vnexpress.com, kenh14.vn,… to read hot daily news. I also often visit zing.mp3.vn, nhaccuatui.vn to update new songs on my favorite songs collection. Addition to, I still visit hayhaytv.vn to watch the films I like. Beside entertainment, I like learning English on youtube.com, twominuesenglish.com. Thanks to surfing the internet, I have a great deal of things about my life, discovery many things I don’t know and improve my English. It’s useful. Watching movies is my second favorite. It helps me relax after stressful class. The kind of movies I like is scary films, action films, comedy and romantic films such as: Insidious, Mr & Mrs. Smith, 3 idiots, ect… I really like listening to music. The kind of music I like is country music, US pop music. Sometimes, I listen intromental music when I feel depressed. It make me better. One of my favorite artist is Yiruma. All of his songs are so deep and beautiful. The best song of him I like is Kiss the rain, River flows in you,… When I hear his amazing music, it make me calm, peaceful and fall in love. Going out with...
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...Indochina (1946-1954), librada entre Francia (la potencia colonial hegemónica en la región antes del inicio de la II Guerra Mundial) y el grupo comunista Vietminh (o Liga por la Independencia de Vietnam), fundado y dirigido por el líder revolucionario Ho Chi Minh. Tras emerger como el más poderoso de los grupos nacionalistas que combatieron a los ocupantes japoneses de la Indochina francesa durante la II Guerra Mundial, el Vietminh estaba determinado a oponerse al restablecimiento del dominio colonial francés y llevar a cabo reformas sociales y políticas. Tras la rendición de Japón en 1945, la guerrilla del Vietminh ocupó Hanoi, capital del país y forzó la abdicación del emperador Bao-Dai. El 2 de septiembre la guerrilla proclamó la independencia de la República Democrática del Vietnam (Vietnam del Norte), bajo la presidencia de Ho Chi Minh. Francia reconoció oficialmente al nuevo Estado, pero la imposibilidad de lograr acuerdos políticos y económicos satisfactorios entre el Vietminh y Francia condujo al enfrentamiento armado, que se inició en diciembre de 1946. Con el respaldo de Francia, Bao-Dai instauró el reino de Vietnam (Vietnam del Sur) el 1 de julio de 1949 y fijó la nueva capital en Saigón (actualmente Ciudad de Ho Chi Minh). Estados Unidos reconoció oficialmente al régimen de Saigón en 1950 y el presidente Harry S. Truman envió un grupo de asesores militares para entrenar a los survietnamitas en el manejo del armamento estadounidense. Entre tanto, Francia y el Vietminh...
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...MARKETING PLAN PROPOSAL Group 9 Vo ThaoNguyen s3394300 Vo Thi Phuong Khanh s3393289 Bui Phuong Thao s3393129 Tran Cong Hoang Anh s3393067 Vo Thi Le Bien s3394124 Do ThiThuyTrang s3394432 Propose to Ms Jis Kuruvilla. Royal Philips Electronics - Company profile: Royal Philips Electronics was established in 1981 by Aton and Gerard Philips in Eindhoven, Netherlands. The Headquarters of Philips is located in Netherlands. Philips is considered as a market leader in lighting, lifestyle products and healthcare with the 2011 revenue of about EUR 22,6 billion. Until now, Phillips has operated in more than 100 countries and employs over 122,000 employees worldwide. With the brand promise of “sense and simplicity”, Philips is keeping producing many innovative and creative products aiming to improve and enrich people’s daily lives. In 1993, Philips Electronics entered lighting industry in Vietnam by providing and installing street light systems on Nguyen Hue Boulevard as well as the central areas of Ho Chi Minh City. Before 2002, most of Philips transactions in Vietnam were controlled by Philips Singapore. With the construction of a light bulb factory in Bien Hoa II Industrial Zone in 2002, Philips officially started its business activities in different sectors in Vietnam and operated separately from Philips Singapore. Beside lighting industry, Philips has also been a leading brand in the household products and consumer electronics market in Vietnam so far. Based...
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...CSR PROGRAM ‘’KNOW ONE, TEACH ONE’’ CSR PROGRAM ‘’KNOW ONE, TEACH ONE’’ Corporate Social Responsibility Department Corporate Social Responsibility Department TABLE OF CONTENT I. OVERVIEW OF CSR IN VIETNAMESE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY II. CSR PROGRAM ‘’KNOW ONE, TEACH ONE’’ 1. General information 2. Programs III. REASONS AND DRIVERS 1. KOTO as a great contribution to society 2. KOTO as a sustainable impact IV. CONCLUSIONS V. REFERENCES I. OVERVIEW OF CSR IN VIETNAMESE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY It is probable that CSR process in Vietnam arises from the reform in the early 1990s and attracts more and more attention as the norms, policies and perquisites protocol of international trade have sharpened the development process. Today, companies gain competitive advantages not only by quality of product and service, pricing strategy or location but also by their consideration and responsibility for the environment and community. While CSR is a growing movement in the hospitality industry in Asia, there are only a few enterprises really pay attention to CSR in Vietnam. One of the most outstanding program is carried out by Joma Bakery Café, which is called ‘’The Joma Way’’ (1). The program includes three main initiatives: -Donate 2% of revenue supporting grassroots initiatives focused on meeting basic life needs -Offer training and growth opportunities for disadvantaged persons -Involve in community activities...
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...VIETNAM NATIONAL UNIVERSITY- HO CHI MINH INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY- SCHOOL OF BUSINESS INTERNSHIP REPORT Student Name: Ho Viet Dung Advisor: Nguyen Canh Tien Supervisor: Luu Van Nam, Director of Nam Tien Company Company name: Nam Tien Import & Export Service Trading Co Ltd Start day: June 26th End day: August 28th Number of internship days: 32 days Type of internship: Full-time Position: Sale Executive Ho Chi Minh City 2013 Approve by Advisor Approve by Supervisor INTERNSHIP CERTIFICATION Comments of supervisor:...
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...Name: Ha Phuong Thao WRITING 5 Group: 08 Code: 13f7011273 Hoi An- a nostalgic beauty of Viet Nam [pic] Located in central Quang Nam province, Hoi An ancient town is an Eastern oriental classic captivation. With the strategic location on the banks of the great river, the harmonious combination of Vietnamese culture and Japanese culture and sparkling multi-coloured lanterns, Hoi An today attracts more and more tourists from around the world. Hoi An symbol, the most popular remnant is the Japanese Covered Bridge (Chua Cau or Lai Vien Kieu. Tourists should spend time on visiting Quan Cong Temple, Museum of Culture… Many ancient style - oriented architects come here to have a direct look into the ancient houses of the town. At Hoi An, you will only see many old yellow houses close together in small streets instead of towering buildings or brilliant billboards. The design of the houses shows how local architecture incorporated Japanese and Chinese influences. Moreover, there are roadside trees with the bloom flowers which make visitors calm and relax in a poetic scenery. Hoi An brings to the visitors a distinct romantic beauty. It is not too thoughtful as Hue ancient capital, not too eventful as Lớn market, Ho Chi Minh city. Coming to Hoi An, you will have the opportunity to admire the tiled roof moss green or the lanterns flickering in the dark or the century-old wooden houses with features intricate carving. Especially...
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...directory to our Advisors, Sponsors, Scholars, and anyone else who has helped us along the way. Thank you. AmCham Scholarship Management Team December 11, 2010 Table of contents Directory Introduction 10 Anniversary Message 10-year AmCham Scholarship Photos AmCham Scholar Alumni Information AmCham Scholarship Management Team Special Thanks to Sponsors AmCham Scholarship Review Interview with Nguyen Ngoc Ha and Le Tran Anh Dung (AmCham Scholars 2009) Facts and Figures AmCham Scholar Alumni Activities AmCham Scholars Profiles Index th Directory Introduction 02 AmCham Scholarship Directory - 10th Anniversary HERB COCHRAN Executive Director AmCham Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City Chapter Mr. Cochran has lived in Vietnam for about 10 years, in various cities such as Can Tho, Hanoi, and now Ho Chi Minh City. Previously, Mr. Cochran worked for the US State Department, US Commerce Department, and US Embassy in Japan and Thailand. “I would like to see AmCham Scholarship expand to other cities such as Can Tho, Da Nang and Da Lat.” AmCham Scholarship started out as an idea for community development. From there, we created a selective program to find the most outstanding Vietnamese students. Through this process, we hoped to find the best employees for AmCham companies. We thought this investment would generate benefits for both the companies and the community at large. The AmCham HR Committee then stepped up to take real leadership in designing the program and winners selection...
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...and indecisive political and military struggle from which they are not likely to remove themselves without considerable loss of life and currency.” (Terrill, p. 1) However, profound differences separate the domestic and international objectives of the Vietnam and Iraq wars even though there are many similarities these similarities can be misleading. The Vietnam War was over the spread of communism in the Indochina region of the world. The French and the Japanese had been thoroughly conquered by the Vietnamese led by a Ho Chi Minh who had an overwhelming amount of support from his compatriots. In 1954 the president of the U.S.A. attempted to divide the country of Vietnam into two opposing governments. Selecting a former Vietnamese official named Ngo Dinh Diem and planting him in South Vietnam to oppose the elections that would unite the country. This was done because an intelligence estimate showed that the election would be won by Ho Chi Minh and thus would give “control of the associated states (Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam) in the region – the three parts of Indochina created by the Geneva Conference to Communist government control.” (Zinn, p. 472) President Eisenhower and the U.S. Government believed that if one country became communist then the surrounding countries would also become communist and this belief became known as the Domino Theory. JFK adopted this theory and kept the policies of former presidents Eisenhower and Truman concerning...
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...made, the predecessing presidents gave them no choice. However, was commitment trap the only reason Kennedy stayed in Vietnam? One of the first Presidents that could be argued to have influenced the refusal to withdraw from Vietnam was Truman and, particularly, his foreign policy. Truman's foreign policy states that 'we [USA] will give help to any free peoples suffering from Communism' this policy was an embedded thought in any successing President's mind, if they wanted to keep America an Anti-Communist country. Truman, implementing his policy, initiated the connection between Vietnam and the USA by giving financial aid to French Colonialists who were looking to regain control of Indochina from Vietnamese nationalists such as Ho Chi Minh. In 1950, a defence department official stated that 'we are gradually increasing our stake in the outcome of struggle ... We are dangerously close to the point of being so deeply committed that we may find ourselves completely committed even to...
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...these odds, you will lose and I will win.” – Ho Chi Minh • Assess France’s attempts to restore its colonial rule in Indo-China between 1945-1954. Between 1945 and 1954 France’s attempts to restore its colonial rule in Indo-China, through both negotiation and military conflict, were largely unsuccessful. This lack of success on the part of a major European power in putting down the resistance of a (relatively) small guerilla force of rebels within its own colony is a cause for much debate. There are many opinions as to where France’s biggest short comings fell or what their biggest mistake was. Some argue it was their treatment of the Vietnamese villagers, while others believe the environment posed an insurmountable barrier for the French. Still others argue that France’s biggest short coming was its lack of adaptability or its limited understanding of Vietnamese society. It is undeniable that these factors could all be explanations to the problems France faced in its attempts to restore its colonial rule in Indo-China, however, it was the combination of all these factors (and more) within the volatile environment which was world politics at the time which resulted in France’s ultimate lack of success. One thing which was certainly a contributing factor to France’s lack of success was that the French underestimated the resistance they were faced with. The French “underestimated the strength of the Viet Minh and the support it would gain from the ordinary Vietnamese...
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...complex in its origins and followed France’s failure to suppress nationalist forces in Indochina, better known as Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia, as it struggled to restore its colonial dominion after WWII. Led by Ho Chi Minh, a Communist-dominated revolutionary movement, the Viet Minh, waged a political and military struggle for Vietnamese independence that frustrated the efforts of the French and resulted ultimately in their leaving from the territory (Bowman, J. S.). Vietnam The U.S. Army’s first encounters with Ho Chi Minh were brief and generally sympathetic. During World War II, Ho Chi Minh’s anti-Japanese resistance fighters helped to rescue shoot down American pilots and supplied information on Japanese forces in Indochina. United States Army officers stood at Ho Chi Minh’s side in August of 1945 as he celebrated in the brief contentment of proclaiming Vietnam’s independence. Five years later, however, in a worldwide sense overwrought with ideological and military confrontation between Communist and non-Communist powers. Army advisers of the newly formed United States Military Assistance Advisory Group (MAAG), and Indochina, were assisting France against the Viet Minh. With combat rampant in mainland China and Korea experiencing a recent collapse to the Communists, the war in Indochina now became visible to Americans as one more stressing point to be inhibited on a broad sweep of...
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...Upon his election into office in 1953, President Eisenhower’s leadership style was decisive to many Americans as this was the beginning of the early stages of the Cold War. Succeeding Eisenhower, President John F. Kennedy also had to uphold a high level of responsibility especially regarding Vietnam where communist China and Russia sought control. In the 19th century, France annexed Indo-China. However, during World War II, France was overrun and became occupied by the Japanese. Indochinese nationalists opposed to both Japan and France, and joined forces to create an independent movement called Vietminh. This movement was controlled by communists despite the objections of the nationalists. The movement was led by Moscow who trained Ho Chi Minh. After World War II, France promised independence to Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam, three states under the Indochina regime; with the Vietminh movement proven to be independent without France’s offers, tension arose among communist China and democratic United States. This dispute led to the Geneva Conference: Truce for Indochina. The agreement stated that Laos and Cambodia will be independent and will observe neutrality in the cold war while Vietnam will be divided at the17th parallel – with the North under a Communist government in Hanoi, and the South under a French sponsored anti-communist government in Saigon. Then in mid-1956, the people of both the North and South will vote for a single all-Vietnam government. This agreement however...
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