Every day when the children come from school around lunch time, Ms. Oanh, one of the caretakers, is going through the school hefts in order to check if they did their homework and if they have some difficulties.
I was allowed to look in some of the math hefts of the children. And I was impressed. Their was a 7th grade student, she was fully confident with doing equations. And not simple equations: equations with fractions.
That made me think: What a waste of good resources. At the moment we mostly do job placement within traditional women jobs like hairdresser, manicure and sewing jobs. But also waitress job and education as cooks are some of possibilities.
Some Danish companies have shown interest in talking job placement agreement with us, and we will try to follow up on this issue while I am still in Vietnam.
I was allowed to look in some of the math hefts of the children. And I was impressed. Their was a 7th grade student, she was fully confident with doing equations. And not simple equations: equations with fractions.
That made me think: What a waste of good resources. At the moment we mostly do job placement within traditional women jobs like hairdresser, manicure and sewing jobs. But also waitress job and education as cooks are some of possibilities.
Some Danish companies have shown interest in talking job placement agreement with us, and we will try to follow up on this issue while I am still in Vietnam.
Picture from one of last weeks Trung Thu festivals organised by Sanofi Vietnam. Thank you very much Sanofi for your support.
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