BCTech Awards Graduation Diplomas to 550 Full-Time Intermediate-Level Students of the 2024–2026 Cohort
Date Submitted: 02/11/2026
On October 30, 2026, Ba Ria – Vung Tau College of Technology (BCTech) held a graduation ceremony for 550 full-time intermediate-level students from the 2024–2026 cohort, representing 11 vocational training programs. On this occasion, the College also honored and awarded 165 students in recognition of their outstanding academic achievements throughout the program.
Representatives of the College’s Board of Management present graduation diplomas to students who have completed 11 full-time intermediate-level vocational training programs
The ceremony marked an important milestone, recognizing the students’ learning and personal development throughout their time at the College. It also represented their transition from the academic environment to a new journey of building their careers and pursuing professional development.
In his remarks at the ceremony, the College’s leadership congratulated the students on successfully completing their training programs and acknowledged the students’ own efforts, the dedication of the teaching staff, and the support of their families throughout their studies.
Mr. Vo Van Thuan, Vice Rector of BCTech, congratulates and offers guidance to the graduating students as they prepare to enter the labor market
Emphasizing the significance of the graduation diploma, Mr. Vo Van Thuan, Vice Rector of the College, stated: “This is not the end of your learning journey, but rather the beginning of a new chapter. As you enter the workplace, you should apply the knowledge and professional skills you have acquired during your studies. At the same time, you should focus on developing professional conduct, a strong sense of responsibility, professional ethics, and a commitment to lifelong learning in order to meet the increasingly demanding requirements of your jobs.”
In particular, the College encourages intermediate-level graduates to set further educational goals by continuing their studies through an articulation program at the college level. Students can gain practical work experience while pursuing further education by arranging their schedules to balance work and study. Upon completing the college-level program, they will also have the opportunity to continue their education at the university level at BCTech.
This orientation demonstrates that vocational education aims not only to equip students with the skills needed to secure employment after graduation but also to establish long-term learning pathways, enabling workers to enhance their professional qualifications and broaden their career development opportunities.
With 550 students completing their training programs across 11 vocational fields and 165 students recognized for their academic achievements, the 2026 graduation ceremony marks another milestone in BCTech’s training accomplishments. It also marks the beginning of a new journey for graduates as they apply their knowledge and vocational skills in real-world settings, gradually demonstrate their professional capabilities, and contribute to the workforce.
The College hopes that graduates will continue to uphold the values instilled during their studies, proactively adapt to the workplace, and maintain a lifelong learning mindset throughout their journey of personal and professional development.
