Concerns about losing the “green” image of the heritage-rich ancient capital were prevalent when Thua Thien Hue province began developing industrial and economic zones (IZs and EZs) decades ago. However, through the province’s meticulous selection process, many of these zones have flourished, proving the right direction and significantly contributing to job creation and socio-economic development.

Recently, the University of Economics, Hue University held a working session with Japan Internship Support Association to connect with internships and create job opportunities in Japan for students of the university.

In order to promote the connection of labor supply and demand in the province, the Provincial Employment Service Center is set to organize a Job Transaction Month with the theme of "September, the Autumn of Recruitment". The event will take place from September 5 to October 5, in both in-person and online forms.

Training to align needs of enterprises is a trend that helps students easily find jobs upon graduation. To avoid stereotypes and constraints in a specific training program, developing training programs proactively is a requirement.

“Reaching the sustainability from noodle covers” is a program carried out in Hue by the Green Instant Noodle Club from July 26 to train knitting techniques for people with disability at Hope Center – a Vocational Training and Job Creation Center for People with Disability and Children in Difficult Circumstances (No.20 Nhat Le St., Hue City).

After more than 10 years making a living in the tourism industry, Truong Thi Huyen (born in 1986) had to quit her job due to the impact of COVID-19. Huyen turned to another fun and exciting hobby of Macrame art, which is still quite new in Hue Ancient city.