After the summer break, K29 Mechatronics students have officially returned to ETEK to continue their enterprise training program, entering a new phase focused on advanced technical knowledge and real-world industrial experience.
This stage of the program is designed to bridge the gap between classroom learning and industrial practice, enabling students to strengthen their technical competencies, engineering mindset, and workplace readiness. Through ETEK’s Learning by Doing approach, students gain valuable exposure to modern manufacturing environments and practical engineering applications.
To kick off the new training phase, ETEK was honored to welcome Mr. Le Tri Quan from Productivity & Quality Solutions Co., Ltd., who delivered an in-depth lecture on:
During the session, students explored how modern manufacturing systems are structured, managed, and optimized to achieve higher productivity and operational efficiency. They also gained a deeper understanding of production workflows, process coordination, and the role of automation in today’s smart factories.
The lecture provided valuable insights into the integration of machine design, industrial automation, and manufacturing operations, helping students develop a systematic engineering mindset that is essential for future automation engineers.
A key strength of ETEK’s training program is the active involvement of experienced industry professionals. By learning directly from experts, students acquire practical knowledge, problem-solving skills, and a deeper understanding of real manufacturing challenges beyond traditional classroom education.
This enterprise training model equips students with the technical expertise, engineering thinking, and professional competencies required to meet the growing demands of the manufacturing and automation industries.
The return of K29 students marks the beginning of another exciting chapter filled with new learning opportunities and professional growth. Through hands-on training, expert mentorship, and close collaboration with industry partners, ETEK continues to prepare future engineers who are ready to contribute to modern manufacturing and industrial automation.
Welcome back, K29! We wish you a successful and inspiring learning journey as you continue developing the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to become the next generation of automation and mechatronics engineers.
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