The College of Mechanic held a ceremony to award academic scholarships for the first semester of the 2025–2026 school year on the morning of June 15, 2026. The scholarships recognized full-time students of Cohorts 48 and 49 for their outstanding results in their studies and conduct.

Attending the ceremony were  Mr. Le An, Vice Rector of the College, representatives of departments and faculties, tutors, and a large number of students.

Photo: Overview of the academic scholarship ceremony.

The scholarships are meaningful rewards that timely recognize, encourage, and motivate students’ efforts in learning and self-improvement. At the same time, they contributes to fostering a movement for academic excellence and developing vocational skills among students throughout the College of Mechanic.

Photo: Mr. Le An, Vice Rector of the College of Mechanic, presents academic scholarships to two outstanding students majoring in Corporate Accounting and Automotive Technology.

For the first semester of the 2025–2026 academic year, the College awarded scholarships to 23 outstanding students, including: 3 "Excellent" ratings, 17 "Good" ratings and 3 "Fair" ratings. These exemplary students are recognized for their academic focus and resilience in overcoming difficulties. They represent key vocational fields across the College such as Automotive Technology, Welding, Machining, Industrial Electricity, Automation, Corporate Accounting, Office IT, and Road Construction Machinery Operation.

Photo: Mr. Le An, Vice Rector of the College of Mechanic, presents scholarships to students with “Good” ratings.

According to Mr. Le An, Vice Rector of the College, the scholarships are not only a recognition of students’ efforts in their learning and conduct but also a source of motivation for them to continue striving for self-improvement. He expressed his hope that students will continuously learn, develop their vocational skills, and prove worthy of the trust and expectations of the College.

In recent years, alongside investing in modern facilities, teaching equipment, and strengthening cooperation with enterprises, the College of Mechanic has always prioritized student support policies, including tuition waivers and reductions, academic encouragement scholarships, assistance for disadvantaged students, and various activities supporting learners. These efforts contribute to creating a dynamic and friendly learning environment, encouraging students to develop their abilities and confidently enter the job market after graduation.

Photo: Mr. Le An, Vice Rector of the College, presents scholarships to students with 'Excellent', 'Good', and 'Fair' academic achievements.

The scholarship awarding ceremony for the first semester of the 2025–2026 academic year not only served as an occasion to honor students with outstanding achievements in their studies and conduct but also demonstrated the College’s strong commitment to academic advancement and student welfare policies. Through these activities, the College continues to build a high-quality, effective, and student-centered vocational education environment./.

(My Diem)

Aprroved by Mr. Nguyen Kim Son