Hanoi: CT Semiconductor, a member of CT Group, has concluded its first ‘Seed Training – Train for the Trainer’ course focusing on the assembly, test, and packaging (ATP) of semiconductor chips at the National Innovation Center (NIC) in Hanoi. The course aimed to collaborate with the Vietnamese Government to develop high-quality human resources in the semiconductor industry, following the Prime Minister’s Strategy for the Development of Vietnam’s Semiconductor Industry to 2030, with a vision towards 2050.

According to BERNAMA News Agency, the course was designed with direct instruction from foreign experts possessing over 20 years of experience in the semiconductor industry. CT Semiconductor comprehensively supported the participants by covering tuition, living expenses, and transportation, reflecting the company’s commitment to sustainable development in Vietnam’s semiconductor sector, in line with the Government’s strategic growth objectives.

A representative from CT Semiconductor stated, “We understand that human resources are the key to realising the vision of making Vietnam a leading semiconductor technology hub in the region. With this course, CT Semiconductor not only meets the workforce needs of our factories but also supports foreign semiconductor companies investing and expanding their operations in Vietnam.”

Meanwhile, a representative from NIC highlighted the importance of such initiatives in building a skilled workforce to meet both domestic and international demands in the semiconductor industry. “CT Semiconductor’s role in leading human resource training initiatives will contribute to the national goal of having 50,000 engineers and bachelors serving the semiconductor industry by 2030,” the representative added.

By investing in education and technology development, CT Semiconductor is contributing to a sustainable foundation for the semiconductor industry, aiming to establish Vietnam as a significant semiconductor technology hub in the region and globally.