GLOTRANS PARTICIPATING IN RECRUITING TRAINEES AT VIETNAM MARITIME UNIVERSITY

The core value that makes the success of an enterprise is a strong and competent human resources. Therefore, training and recruiting personnel is always a task that Glotrans devotes a lot of enthusiasm and pay special attention to. The project "Recruiting and Training Interns" is still being implemented and widely developed by Glotrans.

In 2 days - December 17, 2020 and December 19, 2020 - Glotrans participated in recruiting interns at Vietnam Maritime University. The "Internship Orientation for K58 in Faculty of Economics" held by the university is an opportunity for businesses to find and discover potential labors in the future and, create conditions and opportunities for students to become a trainee in a professional and dynamic working environment. Through this program, Glotrans has recruited 2 interns for the position of sales staff, continuing to succeed in recruiting and training to create human resources for businesses in particular, as well as the logistics market in general.

Once again, we would like to express our deep appreciation to the teachers of Vietnam Maritime University who created a bridge for businesses and students as well as the Business Connection Club who have always supported us enthusiastically throughout the recruitment process at university.

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