Workshop «Prompt The Future - Tôi là AI giữa thời đại AI?»

   The subject you love and the subject everyone calls future-proof are rarely the same one. In Ho Chi Minh City, the student club The Youth Compass is holding its first workshop around exactly that gap: you arrive with a question about which career to choose and leave with a personal profile you built yourself.

   The programme is arranged along four threads, each tied to a decision young people are facing right now:

• — how AI is reshaping the labour market: which jobs, skills and hiring criteria are changing;
• — what employers actually look for in a candidate once AI takes over more and more of the routine;
• — knowing yourself well enough to pick a direction: spotting your strengths and the skills worth building;
• — using AI for study, work and your own profile, instead of letting AI use you.

   The hands-on part is Prompt tạo Profile: you build a personal profile with AI on the spot, then get direct feedback and analysis from the speaker to sharpen it. The session closes with an open question-and-answer block with the invited guests, and the organisers collect those questions in the registration form itself, so you can send yours ahead of time.

   It is aimed at school pupils, university students and people early in their careers who are stuck between the field they like and the one they are told is safe. The form asks for both your place of study and your place of work, so the room will mix people still studying with people already employed. What you take home is not a list of hot professions but a way of reading your own strengths, plus a profile someone working in the field has looked over.

   The Youth Compass describes itself as a club that walks alongside young people while they work out who they are, what they want and which direction fits them, under the motto Understand yourself. Find your direction. Shape your future. This is the group's first offline event, small in scale and hosted in a coworking office, so registration asks you to confirm that you will stay for the whole session.

   The announcement, the programme and the registration form are all in Vietnamese.

   If you are caught between what you enjoy and what feels safe, one afternoon spent with people asking the same question will take you further than another evening of searching online.