Hyundai-KOICA Dream Center’s new campus opens

Hyundai E&C sets out to supports the dream of Vietnamese youth as part of its CSV activities.

03/02/2017 Hyundai Engineering & Construction

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<html><head><meta name="GENERATOR" content="TAGFREE Active Designer"><meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"><title></title></head><body>Hyundai E&C sets out to supports the dream of Vietnamese youth as part of its CSV (creating shred value) activities. Korea’s primary builder held a ceremony to celebrate the opening of its second campus of Hyundai-KOICA (Korea International Cooperation Agency) Dream Center in Vietnam on January 18, which is the company’s second CSV activity abroad following the first one in 2016. Hyundai E&C opened its first center in cooperation with Hyundai Motor, KOICA and Plan Korea in February 2016, becoming Korea’s first builder to set out to improve construction safety awareness in Vietnam. For the Hyundai-KOICA Dream Center project, the builder refurbished the old building of Hanoi Construction College into the new center specialized in practicing piping and welding skills. Courses and trainings will be provided with regards to practical construction works required for large plant and power projects. Hyundai E&C is planning to offer 20 kinds of training materials and aids including larger cranes and specialized welding machines as well as to share the expertise of Hyundai Technical Education Institute and the Mong Duong thermal power plant project in practical trainings. </body></html>

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