Brain drain in Vietnam
Many of Viet Nam’s best and brightest are departing for higher-paid jobs in other countries, sparking concern that a brain drain could impede economic progress. In recent years, the country has seen an increasing number of academics and scientists leave for developed countries. Some people did not return home after being sent by the Government to study abroad and others could not find suitable jobs here. Others left because they were working for foreign-invested enterprises or simply preferred to work abroad. The above information is not all about brain drain phenomenon in Vietnam, let’s come to GLN English Club to discuss more with the topic “Brain drain in Vietnam”
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GLN English Club
Brain drain in Vietnam
Saturday, May 28th, 2011
No 12, Lane 8, Nguyen Thi Dinh Str, Trung Hoa Ward, Cau Giay
2:30-2.45: Breaking the ice
- Making friends with others by note cards
2:45-3.00: Warming up
- Watching a clip involving in the topic
3:00-3:30: Discussing in pairs
- What is brain drain?
- What are the causes and effects of brain drain?
- Does brain drain occur in Vietnam? How can we deal with this problem?
- Can you suggest some solutions to reduce the brain drain’s rate in developing countries?
3:30-3.45: Playing game
- Two teams will find the right words on the board as quickly as possible
3.45-4.20: Working in groups
- In contrary to the high brain drain’s rate in developing countries, brain gain makes a rapid economic growth in developed countries.
ð What should a country do to have brain gain? Two groups will present their ideas within 10 minutes
4:20-4:30: MC ends the discussion
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