Talkshow “Staying one step ahead of employment trends in the 4IR era”
Sep 29, 2021
03:14:37
The talk show will be held at 2:30 PM on October 1 on VnExpress’ fanpage and website to discuss promising career paths in the digital era.
The talk show is intended for students and parents across the nation with the participation of Mrs. Ngo Thi Ngoc Lan – Regional Director of Navigos Search North Vietnam; Mr. Chris Jeffery – Chief Academic Officer of British University Vietnam (BUV); and Mr. Fraser Harrison – Lecturer of School of Computer Science at BUV.
Talk show “Staying one step ahead of employment trends in the 4IR era”
*Please post your questions for the talk show here.
The COVID-19 pandemic and the rapid development of digital technology have deeply impacted on the socioeconomics of not only the world, but also Vietnam. Within in the range of this impact, the job market and job trends are drastically changing as some jobs are at risk of downsizing or transferring of personnel, while many others are brimming with potential. Therefore, catching these trends and early career counseling have become one of the top matters of interest among students, and parents in recent years.
According to a McKinsey Global Institute report, by 2030, 375 million jobs will disappear as a result of technology-enhanced businesses. However, some jobs stand the test of time and continue to meet society’s ever-rising demands, especially technology-related jobs. Almost every field of our life is undergoing a robust digitalization process to adapt to the digital era’s accelerated changes.
So which job trend will emerge in the future? How will the job market change? Which major should one pursue to meet the market’s demand in this new context? All of these questions will be answered by Mrs. Ngo Thi Ngoc Lan, Mr. Chris Jeffery, and Mr. Fraser Harrison in the talk show “Ride the Wave of Emerging Job Opportunities in The Digital Era”.
The talk show focuses on the two main topics: An overview of the job market, and necessary specialized skills for students to master to be a good fit for their jobs; and job trends and training in Computer Science and Technology.
Mr. Chris Jeffery – BUV Chief Academic Officer.
At the beginning of the talk show, Mr. Chris Jeffery – BUV Chief Academic Officer will give an overview of the world’s job market through reports, data, and his opinion of the world’s recruitment trends. Also, together with Mr. Fraser Harrison, they will share how an international education establishment like BUV sees the market alongside how it updates its majors and curricula to help students adapt to the digital era’s changes.
Mr. Fraser Harrison – Lecturer of Computer Science and Technology at BUV
Afterwards, Mrs. Ngo Thi Ngoc Lan will provide information on the changes in Vietnam’s job market in the digital era through the eyes of an expert recruiter. Through Navigos Search North Vietnam Regional Director’s talk, young people will get a hold of recruitment trends and promising career paths in the future.
Mrs. Ngo Thi Ngoc Lan – Regional Director, Navigos Search North Vietnam.
Apart from their general assessment, the experts will also advise pupils and students on necessary skills in the digital era to meet the manpower need in Vietnam as well as the world, especially in highly-specialized fields of computer science and technology such as cybersecurity, cloud computing, or game design and development.
VnExpress
- Share
Read more 
Mar 10, 2022
Professor Rick Bennett appointed as BUV Deputy Vice Chancellor and Vice PresidentExperienced academic leader, Professor Rick Bennett has been appointed as incoming Deputy Vice Chancellor and Vice President of BUV. Professor Bennett praises BUV for the focus of its vision and mission, its significant investment into building one of the world’s outstanding university campuses, the delivery of high-quality British degrees, and for the impact the University […]
Jul 12, 2021
International lecturers at BUV: Affection for Vietnam Ignites amidst PandemicWith the whole of Vietnam working together to “fight the pandemic like fighting the enemy”, a large number of foreigners living in Vietnam have also joined hands in this pledge. Foreigners residing in Vietnam have shown to contribute to the community and demonstrate their affection and respect for Vietnam through different ways. That is what has been done by international lecturers at British University Vietnam (BUV) over the last […]
May 17, 2021
Mr. Mark Hamilton Gruchy: “Don’t be afraid to try and perhaps fail”Mark Hamilton Gruchy, a lecturer at British University Vietnam and winner of 1st place in a recent worldwide professional photography competition, advises students not to stay in their comfort zone. Mr. Mark Hamilton Gruchy won First Prize in the Creative category at the Sony World Photography Award 2021 in April 2021 with ‘The Moon Revisited’. […]
Mar 23, 2021
BUV donates 50 million VND and 195 hoodies to the Central Committee of the Vietnamese Fatherland Front, supporting the “Covid-19 Disease Prevention Fund” and Central VietnamOn 19th March 2021, British University Vietnam donated to the Central Committee of the Vietnamese Fatherland Front an amount of 50 million VND to support the “Covid-19 Disease Prevention Fund”, alongside 195 sweatshirts equivalent to 80 million VND to central provinces in order to providing aids to residences to overcome the difficulties happened after the […]
Mar 22, 2021
11 Things About BUV- Join this mini-game to cheers for BUV 11 years of passion2021 marks the 11th birthday of the establishment of British University Vietnam (BUV). Through 11 years of development and determination, BUV has made remarkable achievements and contributions to education in Vietnam where it has allowed students to find, develop and fulfil their passions. To celebrate this special occasion, BUV is conducting a minigame called “11 […]
Aug 27, 2020
British University Vietnam lecturers are worldwide recognised by University of LondonRecently, the University of London recognises the achievement of successful graduates from the Postgraduate Certificate in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education by granting them University of London Worldwide Recognised Tutor Status in 2020, in which, there are 4 lecturers of BUV which is recognised as Registered Centre of University of London. The University of […]
May 15, 2020
Webinar: Cultural Intelligence Skills – Freshers are supported to build up their skills at BUVUnlike high school life in which students are protected by their teachers and parents, university life is a brand–new environment with different learning and research methods, expanding networks, interaction with teachers and extracurricular activities. They all require an initiative, independent and mature attitudes from students. Thus, what do students need to prepare to become an active and confident student who takes every opportunity of college time to succeed? Understanding the difficulties that students will cope with in the new […]
May 12, 2020
BUV donates 100 million VND to the “Covid-19 Disease Prevention Fund” of the Central Committee of the Vietnamese Fatherland FrontOn May 12th, 2020, British University Vietnam (BUV) donated 100 million VND to the “Covid-19 Disease Prevention Fund” of the Central Committee of the Vietnamese Fatherland Front. This is the result of many meaningful activities from BUV students, lecturers, staff and the Vietnamese community through two campaigns: “You train, BUV donates” and “Keep moving forward”. […]
Apr 30, 2020
BUV launches “Keep moving forward” campaign to spread good vibes and optimistic messages among the community to contribute to the Covid-19 disease prevention fundIn the past few days, the COVID-19 pandemic has affected our lives. Our work has been interrupted, life has turned upside down, production and business activities have been delayed, and high school students and parents feel anxious about their future study plans. However, Vietnam is responding effectively to the pandemic and becoming a symbol of […]
