ETEK has completed the manufacturing, assembly and inspection of a range of technical training equipment, preparing the systems for delivery and handover to the Vietnam-Korea Vocational College in Hanoi.
The equipment package is designed to support practical training in electrical and electronics engineering, electrical machines, automation and flexible manufacturing, providing learners with direct access to technical training systems and hands-on learning environments.

The completed equipment package includes various systems designed for vocational education and practical training, including:
Each system has been completed in accordance with the required technical specifications, with a focus on supporting practical learning and enabling students to explore the principles, structures and operation of technical systems.

The equipment covers a broad range of technical subjects, from electrical machines and hydraulics to measurement, power electronics and flexible manufacturing systems.
Through hands-on practice, learners can develop practical skills in equipment operation, measurement, system analysis and troubleshooting while gaining a better understanding of how technical systems work.
The FMS – Flexible Manufacturing System training model also introduces learners to flexible production concepts and automation technologies, helping connect vocational training with the operating principles of modern manufacturing environments.

Following the completion of manufacturing and inspection, the equipment is now ready for transportation and handover to the Vietnam-Korea Vocational College in Hanoi.
The inspection and completion process is an important step in ensuring that the equipment meets the required technical specifications and is ready to support teaching and practical training activities.

Through the provision of training equipment and didactic equipment, ETEK continues to support universities, colleges and vocational institutions in developing modern technical training environments focused on practical learning.
Well-designed training systems provide learners with opportunities to strengthen technical capabilities through hands-on practice while becoming familiar with technologies and operating principles relevant to modern industrial environments.
