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“Career Orientation - the 2015 Future Unilever Sales Supervisor” Program

On October 24th, the DTU Center of Business Relations and Career Promotion collaborated with Unilever Vietnam to hold a “Career Orientation - the 2015 Future Unilever Sales Supervisor'' program. Attendees included Dr. Nguyen Huu Phu, DTU Vice-Provost, Mr. Huynh Van Son, Director of the DTU Center of Business Relations and Career Promotion, Unilever Vietnam representatives, DTU lecturers and students. 

   
Dr. Nguyen Huu Phu donates gifts to a representative of Unilever Vietnam
 
Unilever Vietnam is a subsidiary of the Anglo-Dutch Unilever Corporation, one of the world’s leading suppliers of branded home, personal care and food consumer goods. Unilever opened up in Vietnam in 1995, which was an important step in Unilever’s overall development strategy.

   
 Unilever Vietnam presents gifts to DTU students 

Representatives of Unilever Vietnam talked briefly about their company, answered students’ questions and offered useful advice on career preparation and interviews. Mr. Nguyen Anh Tuan, HR Manager of Customer Development Department said: “The UFresh-2015 Future Unilever Sales Supervisor” program is aimed at third or final year Vietnamese students who are eager to work in the fast-moving consumer goods sector and  know how to build a long term customer development strategy. The key responsibility of a sales supervisor is to build close relationships with distributors, design a strategy and devise short and long term plans. This is a great opportunity for you to channel your strengths and inspire and lead other people to pursue a career at Unilever”.

Nguyen Thi Thanh Thao, of the DTU Accounting Faculty, said: “This informative program gave us a clearer understanding of the working environment, challenges and opportunities in a key industry sector. Unilever has met with us to tell us how to perfect our qualifications to work there.”  

Career orientation is one of many annual DTU activities for students to research appropriate careers opportunities and such meetings also cement relationships between the university and local businesses.

(Media Center)