On October 15, 2026, Transport Engineering Construction and Investment Consulting Joint Stock Company No. 1 (TECCO1) welcomed a delegation of lecturers and students from the University of Transport Technology (UTT) for a visit, exchange of knowledge, and exploration of career opportunities in construction and Building Information Modeling (BIM). The delegation was led by Mr. Cao Minh Quyen, Deputy Director of UTT’s BIM and AI Center.
TECCO1 was represented by Mr. Bui Tran Long, Chairman of the Company; Mr. Nguyen Van Hai, Deputy General Director; and leaders of the Company’s departments and specialized centers.
Introducing Consulting Capabilities and Digital Technology Applications
During the exchange, TECCO1 representatives introduced the Company’s history and development, professional capabilities, and major national key projects in transport infrastructure engineering consultancy and design, including bridges, tunnels, roads, and railways.
In particular, the delegation learned about the application of digital technologies and Building Information Modeling (BIM) in engineering consultancy, design, project management, and implementation. Through practical examples, students gained a more comprehensive understanding of the work of consulting engineers in the construction industry, from site surveys, preliminary planning, and detailed design to supervision and coordination with construction contractors and other stakeholders throughout project implementation.
The insights shared by TECCO1’s experts and engineers helped students better understand the connection between academic knowledge and real-world professional requirements. They also gained a clearer understanding of the technical expertise, digital skills, and coordination capabilities needed to build successful careers in the modern construction industry.
Promoting Cooperation in Training and Human Resource Development
Speaking on behalf of TECCO1’s management, Mr. Bui Tran Long, Chairman of the Company, expressed his desire to strengthen cooperation with the University of Transport Technology in training, human resource development, and creating career opportunities for students.
TECCO1 stands ready to welcome students for internships and provide them with opportunities to experience a professional working environment. The Company will also consider awarding scholarships to students with outstanding academic achievements while expanding recruitment opportunities to enable UTT graduates to develop their careers at TECCO1.
Strengthening partnerships between educational institutions and businesses is a practical approach to bridging the gap between theory and practice. Such cooperation enables students to gain hands-on experience, develop professional skills, and better prepare themselves for the increasingly demanding labor market. For businesses, it also provides an opportunity to work alongside universities in identifying, nurturing, and developing young engineers with strong technical expertise, technological awareness, and the capabilities required to contribute to future transport infrastructure projects.
TECCO1 Chairman of the Board, Mr. Bui Tran Long, speaks with UTT lecturers and students.
Experiencing the Working Environment at TECCO1
In an open and friendly atmosphere, UTT lecturers and students actively exchanged ideas and raised questions about professional responsibilities, recruitment requirements, internship opportunities, and career development pathways in construction consultancy and BIM. Representatives from TECCO1’s specialized units directly addressed their questions, shared practical experience, and provided further insights into the Company’s working environment.
The delegation also toured the workplaces and professional operations of Design Center 1, Design Center 2, and Design Center 3, including the Railway Office. The visit helped students gain a clearer understanding of work organization, interdisciplinary coordination, and the role of digital technologies in engineering consultancy and transport infrastructure design.
The visit and exchange program between TECCO1 and the University of Transport Technology was a meaningful initiative that helped strengthen the connection between academic training and practical industry experience. It also opened up further opportunities for cooperation in education, internships, BIM workforce development, and the recruitment of young engineers.
Through concrete cooperation initiatives, TECCO1 continues to reaffirm its commitment to working alongside educational institutions to develop a highly qualified workforce, promote the application of digital technologies, and build a new generation of engineers capable of meeting the evolving needs of the transport sector.
TECCO1 Editorial Board