More than 1,800 workers, students and youth union members received face-to-face advice on recruitment demand, career orientation, vocational training pathways, overseas study and employment opportunities abroad. Participating businesses and organisations also provided information on recruitment requirements, insurance policies, employee benefits and career development opportunities, helping attendees make informed choices based on their qualifications, abilities and aspirations.

Phu Yen commune currently has 13,257 workers with formal training, accounting for 56% of the total working-age population. Of these, nearly 7,340 hold degrees or professional certificates, equivalent to 31%. Around 5,980 residents, or more than 25% of the workforce, are employed outside the province. Since the beginning of the year, 17 local residents have gone abroad to work under labour contracts.

Through the event, Phu Yen commune sought to strengthen links between job seekers and employers while providing information on the labour market. The initiative is expected to help guide career choices, expand employment opportunities and improve the quality of the local workforce./.