Monthly Archives: February 2019

“English activities for Kids” Project

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Sujin, Sim –Student of MPIE 08

My project name is ‘English activities for Kids’ which is a business that provide English activities for young kids to develop English and soft skills. 

At first when our team decided our project, we just had an idea but not an exact plan for operation. As we progressed each lecture, our project were more and more specified. Since there were a lot of feed backs from lecturers and class mates, the project was able to be more specific and organized. 

For example, one lecturer, Nicolas ANTHEAUME, director of IAE Nantes, that I remember is about operating&monitoring class. Since we provide educational class per month, the sales of each month should be different and it is related to schools vacation and holidays. And we made the operation plan, expected sales and costs, break even point as below. 

One of operation plan of project ‘English activities for Kids’ 

Being able to manage budget is also the key point for success, and operation plan is very important for running project or business. Based on the business plan, we’re planning to do ‘Pilot test’ to get some feed backs about our projects. Through the pilot test, It could be our new opportunity to start a business in Vietnam. 

 I’m also expecting the next classes coming soon…


Practical, Hands-on experiences

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Sujin, Sim –Student of MPIE 08

One of advantages of this master program is that I was able to get more practical, and hands-on experiences. Especially at course “Alliances / Partnerships/ Sharing Economy”, the lecture consisted of a lot of seminars and the students met many experts from different kind of areas. 

Through the seminar, The lecturers have shared their real experiences when they run a project or business and exchanged questions. And I was able to learn about how partnership is important when we start a business, and that will be a key point in success. 

One of the day in the lecture, all students have visited ‘Vietnam silicon vally’ and learned about Vietnam’s start-up programs and incubating systems going on. I was surprised that Vietnam is one of the hotest place for start-up and I thought we’ll get more opportunity in Vietnam. 

I also highly recommend this course for foreigners who’re working In Vietnam if they want to get opportunity here. This course will be a good chance for get network in addition to get knowledge. 

Another Year, Another Opportunity

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Time has come and passes. As the students progressed and moved on, the Management of Innovation Master program celebrated her 8th consecutive year in Hanoi with participants from the other French class.

During the winter days before the Lunar New Year holidays, students and guests joined hands in our annual celebration of our achievements. Feast, games, dance, singing and of course the Vietnamese traditional red envelopes were the centers of our joyful memories. 

Even though, separated by our language barriers; laughter and smile connected everyone regardless of races, countries or origins. Basking in the festive hours of some classic games such as Last Man Sitting or Spread The Words, we deeply united with new friends from Cambodia, Laos and France. Some of them, whose names can be so difficult to pronounce; and yet in the end, the song “Happy New Year” by ABBA became our universal countdown.

As we cheered on in the sounds of champagne glasses, the class bid our farewell to the exchange students from Europe and other countries forever leaving their marks in our hearts. To live is to move on; another year and another semester is coming and we will always be prepared for the goodness and opportunity await.

Son Ta

Student of MPIE 08

Making Changes with Change Management

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How should we learn to manage change without making changes ourselves? The core spirit of Mrs. Pailler teaching started with breaking up the inherent groups and shaping us into new ones of different mix-ups. Amazingly, a new breath of change overtook the class as we now had to work with different rosters. Thus, doubt, fear, confusion and also excitement arose because now we did not know what we should do, who might lead the new teams.

And yet still, we managed to overcome the initial unpreparedness of the split and made new friends, new connections. Because we understood that through cooperation and openness, progress can be achieved. Our team with a combination of the brightest Vietnamese and German minds decided to work on the assignment of investigating the states of temples in Hanoi.

“Do not pretend that things change if we always do the same thing.” – Albert Einstein

Great words from a great man, and taught by a great teacher. Mrs. Danielle Pailler presented us an important lesson during the invaluable week. Furthermore, she will always remain in our minds as the person who gave her students the chance to stand up and address of our own changes in life.

Son Ta

Student of MPIE 08