A newly approved B2B pilot project between a Danish IT company, Evisions Group, and Vietnamese partner, NetPro will provide after-school education in Vietnam by e-learning with support from DANIDA.
The Danish Embassy has just approved the support of DKK 1 million from DANIDA’s B2B programme to the partners to carry out a study and a pilot project.
“We are very much looking forward to start the project, and we believe that it will help to create a strong and fruitful co-operation”, says Mr. Son Nam Dang, founder and director of the Vietnamese partner Net Pro Co., Ltd.
“The aim of the project is both to teach and inform adults, and HIV/AIDS information will be integrated into the educational e-learning material. This will be a unique way of securing that a large number of people in Vietnam will be aware of the problems and solutions regarding HIV/AIDS”, tells Mr. Son Nam Dang.
The partners plan to train Vietnamese adults in topics as general management, basic IT skills, investor relations and e-strategy. Another part of the project is to set up a training centre where Vietnamese workers will be educated as trainers so they can help educating their fellow countrymen by e-learning.
The Danish Embassy has just approved the support of DKK 1 million from DANIDA’s B2B programme to the partners to carry out a study and a pilot project.
“We are very much looking forward to start the project, and we believe that it will help to create a strong and fruitful co-operation”, says Mr. Son Nam Dang, founder and director of the Vietnamese partner Net Pro Co., Ltd.
“The aim of the project is both to teach and inform adults, and HIV/AIDS information will be integrated into the educational e-learning material. This will be a unique way of securing that a large number of people in Vietnam will be aware of the problems and solutions regarding HIV/AIDS”, tells Mr. Son Nam Dang.
The partners plan to train Vietnamese adults in topics as general management, basic IT skills, investor relations and e-strategy. Another part of the project is to set up a training centre where Vietnamese workers will be educated as trainers so they can help educating their fellow countrymen by e-learning.
