On January 24–25, 2026, the Faculty of Multimedia at the Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology (PTIT) continued its “P-Series for 2K8 – D26” journey. The destinations on this journey were Hung Vuong High School for the Gifted (Phu Tho) and Luong Van Tuy High School for the Gifted (Ninh Binh). This activity is part of a series aimed at accompanying 12th-grade students their career selection and future orientation.

Lecturers and students on the P-Series for 2K8 – D26 journey

Despite the harsh winter cold, the event attracted a large turnout of parents and high school seniors. The atmosphere in the halls of both schools was vibrant, filled with numerous questions about various majors, with communications and multimedia being among the fields that attracted significant interest from the students.

Students receiving guidance, career orientation, and answers to their inquiries from the consulting team

During the counseling sessions, students not only had the chance to meet directly with lecturers from the Faculty of Multimedia but also received detailed answers regarding some of the majors currently attracting the most interest, such as Multimedia Communications, Multimedia Technology, and Journalism. The discussions primarily focused on the curriculum, practical training opportunities, essential skills to prepare, and post-graduation career prospects.

Beyond providing admissions information, the event created an open space for direct dialogue, allowing students to share their personal concerns and gain a solid foundation for making choices that align with their abilities and goals. The proactiveness of the students from the two gifted high schools in Phu Tho and Ninh Binh left a highly positive impression. The lively exchanges, packed with specific questions about academic disciplines and career paths, demonstrated that the 2K8 students are seriously exploring their future study and career paths.

Students actively participating in the counseling and orientation program

In the coming time, the “P-Series for 2K8 – D26” will continue its journey to many other high schools. Carrying the spirit of companionship and guidance, the program aims to help 12th graders build confidence as they prepare for their transition to university.