PHS Students Study Technology Processes

One of the educational goals of PHS is for students to be good at science and technology. Besides classroom knowledge, students visit many provinces and cities, factories and craft villages to learn in practice. This activity also helps them learn many different professions, orient their careers and have a good sense of learning to work effectively.

From elementary to high school, PHS students are allowed to visit and learn the following processes:

• The process of making Vietnamese and Japanese ceramics and porcelain – HCMC, Dong Nai, Binh Duong
• Process of treating river and lake water into domestic water – Da Lat
• Production process of Nhon Hoa scale – HCMC
• The process of making Gold and Gemstones – Hongkong
• Candy making process – Malaysia
• The process of making wax figures – Hong Kong
• Process of hydroelectric power plant – Yaly, Pleiku
• The process of growing and processing coffee – Dak Lak
• The process of growing and processing tea – Dak Lak
• Lantern production process – Hoi An
• The production process of Dien Quang light bulbs – Binh Duong
• The process of exploiting and processing rubber – Binh Phuoc
• The process of making stone statues – Non Nuoc, Da Nang
• Silk weaving process – Da Lat
• Drum production process – Long An
• XQ hand embroidery process – Da Lat
• Wine production process – Dalat
• Process of making coconut candy – My tho
• The process of raising soles – Dalat
• The production process of Yakult fermented milk drink – Binh Duong
• Flower growing process – Da Lat, HCMC
• Strawberry growing process – Dalat
• The process of saving and taking care of wild animals – HCMC
• The process of growing orchids – Long An, City. Ho Chi Minh
• Mushroom growing process – Ho Chi Minh City

Thanks to good relationships with Vietnamese and foreign businesses and the support of students’ parents, PHS’s study tour program is increasingly rich and diverse. PHS students from primary to high school are especially active in these extracurricular activities and are always praised by the factory representatives for their high discipline and curiosity.