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Developing semiconductor industry can not rely on technology and investment capital, but need high quality human resources platform, capable of mastering the value chain. Deputy Minister of Education and Training Pham Ngoc Thuong spoke at the meeting - Photo; VGP/Nhat Bac in August 4, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, Head of the National Steering Committee on the development of the semiconductor industry, chaired the second meeting of the Steering Committee. At the meeting, the members of the Steering Committee focused on evaluating the implementation of the first session conclusion and set out key tasks to continue promoting the development of this strategic industry. The first meeting, the Ministry urgently issued a plan to implement with many specific tasks and instructed synchronously throughout the industry.In that, the Ministry has guided higher education institutions to formulate a project to establish a semiconductor lab, serving human resource training. Up to now, there have been 9 higher education institutions to complete the project and send them to the Ministry. These proposals have been summarized and submitted to the Ministry of Planning and Investment (now the Ministry of Finance), where the appraisal council has been established for details. The content of the implementation of the Prime Ministers Decision 1017/QD-TTg, with three specific, transparent and synchronous guidelines to the training institutions. On May 13, 2025, the Ministry officially issued a standard training program on semiconductor circuit-an important step to unify and standardize the content and quality of the whole industry. Currently, the Ministry is continuing to direct the university institutions to review the training programs and schemes according to the semiconductor micro -training program standards to participate in the implementation of the 1017 program. Not only to stop at the policies and programs, the enrollment of STEM and semiconductors also record positive changes. The Ministry has directed the specialized training institutions to train semiconductor microchains, updates and pilot semiconductor programs, and reviewed the registration of university enrollment targets. Attention, in 2025, the number of candidates registering for aspirations 1 into STEM industries reached 222,454 candidates, an increase of 41,881 candidates registered into this industry code compared to the previous year. Computer science and information technology fields have 54,359 candidates who register their aspirations, an increase of 2,183 candidates compared to the first batch of 2024. Artificial intelligence industry also witnessed strong attraction with 2,754 candidates registered - the number far beyond the previous year. According to the Ministry of Education and Training, this is a signal showing the trend of selecting the field of study associated with the increasingly clear, reflection of the higher day of the society. The Ministry is actively coordinating with domestic and foreign universities, businesses, seminars and forums to exchange experiences on semiconductor chips and human resource training. Proposing to strengthen international cooperation in developing training programs, sending lecturers and students to exchange experience from advanced countries. At the same time, emphasizing the need for the coordination mechanism between domestic universities to avoid fragmentation and dispersion of resources, thereby forming a stronger and more effective training ecosystem for the semiconductor industry. The Education and Training Department also proposed the Ministry of Finance to appraise and approve 9 laboratories that have been submitted from the end of 2024. New technology right in the learning environment
