Phạm Thị Quỳnh Nhung, an International Relations student from the Faculty of Languages and International Cultures at Van Hien University, has won a Promising MC award at the University's Master of Ceremonies Competition. The award recognises her efforts, confidence and ability to communicate effectively on stage. As an International Relations student, Quỳnh Nhung brought confidence and energy to the stage, showing an ability to communicate clearly and get her message across. Her performances also highlighted how hosting involves more than just presenting information; it also calls for strong presentation skills, stage presence and the ability to connect with an audience.
These skills are particularly relevant to International Relations students, who need to communicate clearly, respond to different situations and engage with people from diverse backgrounds. Whether in diplomacy, intercultural communication or media, the ability to express ideas effectively is an important part of professional development. Quỳnh Nhung's achievement also highlights the opportunities students have to develop their skills and explore their interests beyond their academic studies. The Promising MC award gives Quỳnh Nhung further encouragement to continue building her experience and pursuing her interest in hosting. Her success may also inspire other Van Hien students to explore their own strengths, take on new challenges and make the most of opportunities outside the classroom. A few highlights from the competition:
Phạm Thị Quỳnh Nhung during her performance on stage
Quỳnh Nhung poses for a photo with a fellow contestant
Quỳnh Nhung celebrates receiving the Promising MC award
Contestants receive their awards from the judging panel
Lecturers and students pose for a group photo
Congratulations to Quỳnh Nhung on her Promising MC award! We wish her all the best as she builds on this experience, pursues new opportunities in hosting and finds ways to share her talents with the wider community.