Project v122 one

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The session would be skills-focused and designed to help students explore the competencies most valued in U.S. education and work environments — including critical thinking, problem solving, analytical communication, and digital literacy. Drawing on recent insights from the 2025 ETS Human Progress Report, we will explore how these competencies are evolving to meet the needs of the modern workforce. Join us to understand how American students can develop these future-ready skills to thrive in a competitive global landscape. ? Time & Date: 15:00 – 16:30, Aug 8, 2025 ? Venue: The American Center Ho Chi Minh City (8th Floor, 34 Le Duan, District 1) ? Language: English ?️ Speaker: Chuong Nguyen, Director Channel Management SEA, ETS Global       *By attending our events, you agree to be photographed and/or filmed and give permission to use your likeness in promotional and/or marketing materials. Children under 15 years of age are not allowed to access the American Center.    

Project Idea Metadata

• Project Idea Name: Project v122 one
• Date: 8/6/2025 7:32:43 AM
• Administrators:
  • Thu v20 Nguyen

Project Idea Description

The session would be skills-focused and designed to help students explore the competencies most valued in U.S. education and work environments — including critical thinking, problem solving, analytical communication, and digital literacy. Drawing on recent insights from the 2025 ETS Human Progress Report, we will explore how these competencies are evolving to meet the needs of the modern workforce. Join us to understand how American students can develop these future-ready skills to thrive in a competitive global landscape.

? Time & Date: 15:00 – 16:30, Aug 8, 2025

? Venue: The American Center Ho Chi Minh City (8th Floor, 34 Le Duan, District 1)

? Language: English

?️ Speaker: Chuong Nguyen, Director Channel Management SEA, ETS Global

*By attending our events, you agree to be photographed and/or filmed and give permission to use your likeness in promotional and/or marketing materials. Children under 15 years of age are not allowed to access the American Center.