Open a regular vocational secondary school class for ethnic minority workers

In order to improve knowledge and skills for workers in ethnic minority areas, promote tourism and service development associated with preserving and promoting cultural values, Dak Lak Secondary School cooperated with the People's Committee and Farmers' Association of Ea Tu commune to open a Secondary Vocational Course in Hotel and Restaurant Services - Course 2023 - 2025. This is the first regular secondary vocational course organized in Ea Tu commune.

The class had 31 students, of which 29 were local ethnic minorities. All students were exempted from or had reduced tuition fees and received social benefits according to regulations.

Ea Tu commune students attend the Intermediate Hotel and Restaurant Business class, course 2023 - 2025.

In 18 months (corresponding to 3 semesters), students will be equipped with general knowledge of politics , law, physical education, national defense and security education, etc. Students will also study and practice professional contents including: restaurant and hotel management and business; hotel reception services; hotel accommodation services; information technology, English for restaurants and hotels; marketing and tourist psychology, etc.

In addition to theoretical lessons, students practice and intern at tourism service businesses in Ea Tu commune, applying theoretical knowledge to handle real-life situations and practical requirements in the local tourism and service sector.

The gong team and the xoang dance team of Kmrong Prong A village performed at the opening ceremony of the class.

It is known that in recent years, the Party Committee and the government of Ea Tu commune have continuously paid attention to the work of preserving and promoting cultural values ​​associated with tourism development. Most villages maintain and develop traditional gong and dance teams, preserve stilt houses and water wharves with many beautiful landscapes. In the commune, there are also many organizations and individuals developing homestay tourism services, experiencing the traditional culture and life of the Ede ethnic group.

Dinh Nga