On the 15 December, we were pleased to welcome a group of academic and media officials led by Ms Le Thanh Lien and Ms Nguyen Thu Ha from Quoc Anh IEC, Hanoi.\u00a0 The group included Prof Nguyen Xuan Phong, Vice Rector of FPT University Hanoi; \u00a0Ms Cao Thi Viet Huong, Vice-Rector of Bing Duong University; Mr Mai Van Hieu, Mr Ta Van Thao and Mr Nguyen Xuan Phong of VTV2 Vietnam Television Educational and Scientific Programme Channel.\u00a0 The groups visit to Kent was part of a project to visit 3 universities in the south of England to produce a education programme for Vietnamese TV on the educational experience in the UK.<\/p>\n
The group was welcomed by Joanne Ganderton-Smith, Director of the International Office, and James Banner, International Officer, and were able to meet and interview Vietnamese students at Kent, followed by lunch and a tour of the campus and the beautiful city of Canterbury.<\/p>\n
Ms Thu Ha Nguyen writes:<\/p>\n
“I am very glad to write you\u00a0to express my personal thanks to you and your colleagues\u00a0for\u00a0your\u00a0arrangements for the visit of Vietnam Television to University of Kent.<\/p>\n
Certainly the delegates enjoyed learning about Kent, its\u00a0nice and large campus at Canterbury and programs\u00a0which\u00a0University of Kent\u00a0offers, the diversity of international students. I would like to thank you for arranging the interview of Ms.\u00a0Joanne Ganderton-Smith, Director\u00a0International Office. It was also\u00a0our pleasure to meet\u00a0and talk to Vietnamese students who are studying there. In other words,\u00a0it really contributed\u00a0to our aim viz. to understand more about students life of living and studying\u00a0in Kent so as to give right advice\u00a0to\u00a0potential students and\u00a0parents about\u00a0the University.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"