From October 12 to 16, Eastern International University (EIU), in collaboration with Nanyang Polytechnic (NYP), Singapore, organized the Overseas Experiential Learning Program 2026 (OELP 2026), with the participation of 22 NYP students and two lecturers.
Students participate in the masterclass “Pitch Development: Technical Skills for Impact,” led by Mr. Nguyen Huu Khang – Vice Director of the Office of Corporate Communications at EIU and a Marketing lecturer.
On October 13, NYP students visited EIU and joined the masterclass “Pitch Development: Technical Skills for Impact,” led by Mr. Nguyen Huu Khang, Vice Director of the Office of Corporate Communications at EIU and a Marketing lecturer at Becamex Business School. During the program, EIU and NYP students were divided into six groups to practice pitching skills and prepare project presentations. In the afternoon, NYP students visited NESTY Company, where they learned about the footwear production process and gained a better understanding of manufacturing operations at a Vietnamese company.
Students visit NESTY Company, Mercedes-Benz Vietnam Star Binh Duong Showroom, and Minh Long Ceramics Museum.
Continuing their learning journey, on October 14, students visited the Mercedes-Benz Vietnam Star Binh Duong Showroom to learn how the brand manages its business operations and after-sales services in Vietnam. At Minh Long Ceramics Museum, students explored the history of the ceramics industry in Southeast Vietnam and the development of the Minh Long brand. During the visit, students and lecturers also had the opportunity to make and decorate ceramic products, discovering how traditional techniques and creativity come together in each product. EIU would like to express its sincere thanks to NESTY Company, Mercedes-Benz Vietnam Star Binh Duong, and Minh Long Ceramics Museum for welcoming the NYP delegation, sharing valuable knowledge, and providing meaningful hands-on learning experiences for NYP students and lecturers as part of OELP 2026.
According to the schedule, in the coming days, students will visit Sunwah Innovation Center in Ho Chi Minh City and Sunwah Group, as well as Maya Academy of Advanced Cinematics (MAAC). They will also explore Landmark 81 – Vinhomes Central Park and visit famous historical sites in Sai Gon Ward and Ben Thanh Ward..
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