Guidelines for establishing and developing productivity and quality clubs

On November 3, the Department of Science and Technology of Dong Nai Province organized a conference to guide the establishment and maintenance of productivity and quality clubs at Mien Dong College (Binh Phuoc Ward) and Dong Nai College of High Technology (Long Thanh Commune).

Panoramic view of the conference at Dong Nai College of High Technology (Long Thanh Commune). Photo: Thanh Canh

The conference provided an opportunity for schools to gain a clearer understanding of how to effectively operate productivity and quality clubs in a way that meets the practical needs of each institution. For schools with existing clubs, discussions centered on solutions for maintaining sustainable operations, developing in-depth thematic content, and fostering connections between the clubs and local businesses to turn knowledge into real-world value.

For schools that have yet to establish such clubs, the conference provided detailed instructions on the formal founding process and initial operational steps to help them quickly become active members of the provincial network. This initiative aims to build a network of productivity and quality clubs across the province, fostering a learning and innovation-sharing environment for students.

View of the conference at Mien Dong College (Binh Phuoc Ward). Photo: Thanh Canh

Deputy Director of the Dong Nai Department of Science and Technology Trinh Thi Hoa emphasized that one of the core factors driving sustainable productivity is the young workforce, particularly college and university students. Following the conference, the Department of Science and Technology reaffirmed its commitment to supporting schools in establishing and effectively maintaining productivity and quality clubs, contributing to the development of a generation of Dong Nai students who embody a spirit of productivity and innovation.

Leaders of the Department of Science and Technology present certificates of merit from the Provincial People’s Committee to collectives and individuals who achieved outstanding results in the 2024 “Knowledge of productivity and quality among students” competition. Photo: Thanh Canh

On this occasion, authorized by the Provincial People's Committee, Deputy Director of the Department of Science and Technology Trinh Thi Hoa presented certificates of merit from the Provincial People's Committee to collectives and individuals who achieved outstanding results in the 2024 "Knowledge of productivity and quality among students" competition, organized by the Directorate for Standards, Metrology and Quality (STAMEQ).

By Hai Quan, Thanh Canh – Translated by Quynh Nhu, Minho