Moc Chau District organizes Job Fair 2025.

With the goal of increasing the number of workers from Son La province working abroad, by 2025, the province aims to have 200 workers going to work abroad under contract. This includes effectively implementing policies to support initial costs for vocational training, foreign language training, and necessary knowledge enhancement; costs for passport and visa procedures, health check-ups, and criminal record checks before working abroad; and loans from the National Employment Fund or the Social Policy Bank as regulated...

Departments, agencies, and district-level People's Committees proactively coordinate with companies and businesses to promote, encourage, advise, provide career guidance, and offer vocational training to send workers from Son La province to work abroad. Currently, the Department of Internal Affairs has reviewed legal documents and introduced the People's Committees of districts, towns, and cities to facilitate and coordinate with 17 companies and businesses operating services to send Vietnamese workers abroad, advising, selecting, and sending 173 workers from Son La province to work in countries such as Taiwan, Japan, and South Korea.

Ms. Mua Thi Sinh, Vice Chairman of the People's Committee of Muong La District, informed: The district is actively coordinating with reputable companies and businesses operating in the field of labor export to promote awareness and encourage people to fully understand the benefits and support policies of the labor export program. Since the beginning of the year, the district has sent 16 workers to work abroad, and currently 27 workers are receiving Japanese language training in preparation for working in Japan in the near future.

TTLC Company provides consulting services on procedures and policies related to labor export for workers in Muong La district.

In Son La province, several organizations, including Viet Thang International Development Joint Stock Company, TTLC (Trade and Tourism Labor Export Joint Stock Company), Tin Phat International Education Investment Cooperation Joint Stock Company, and Vietnam Human Resources and Construction Joint Stock Company, are coordinating with local authorities to disseminate information, provide advice, and open vocational and foreign language training classes for workers going to work abroad in various fields and professions.

Mr. Hoang Thach Hao Quang, Deputy General Director of the Trade and Tourism Labor Export Joint Stock Company (TTLC), informed: From April until now, the company has organized career counseling and guidance conferences for workers going to work abroad in the districts of Thuan Chau, Song Ma, Muong La, Sop Cop, and Quynh Nhai, attracting over 700 participants. To date, 55 people have registered to work abroad, mainly in the fields of garment manufacturing and component assembly. The company is currently opening two Japanese language training classes lasting 4-6 months in Song Ma and Muong La districts. It is planned to open another class in Quynh Nhai district. After language training, workers will receive vocational training before going to work in Japan.

After receiving advice and support from TTLC Company, Ms. Lo Thi Cuong, from Khua Vai village, Ngoc Chien commune, registered for labor export to Japan. Ms. Cuong said: "After TTLC Company came to the commune to provide job counseling, along with the dedicated support of the local authorities and relevant agencies, I have completed my application and am preparing to go to work in Japan."

Officials from the Department of Internal Affairs provide job counseling and placement services for union members and young people.

During a meeting with several departments and units related to the activities of sending workers from Son La province to work abroad under contract in 2025, Mr. Dang Ngoc Hau, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, directed all levels, sectors, associations, and localities to strengthen coordination, propaganda, and mobilization of people to participate in working abroad under contract; pay attention to credit policies for workers going to work abroad under contract to ensure compliance with regulations; support workers with documents, methods, and procedures for borrowing capital, and promptly disburse funds to workers borrowing to work abroad under contract...

With the involvement of all levels, sectors, and localities, the goal of sending workers abroad continues to achieve positive results, contributing to job creation and increased income for people in these localities.