On November 3, Hola Camp, organized by FPT University Hanoi, took place successfully, attracting more than 1,200 high school student leaders from across Northern Vietnam. Hola Camp provided participants with a variety of valuable activities.
Hola Camp is a special series organized by FPT University Hanoi specifically for class leaders and student union representatives in high schools. This event offers students a chance to engage in exciting activities and hone their leadership skills. Having completed two previous editions, Hola Camp has left participants with countless memorable experiences.
On November 3, Hola Camp returned for its third installment, more dynamic than ever, with over 1,200 registered students from high schools throughout Northern Vietnam. With the theme “Creative Innovation, Future Leaders,” Hola Camp created an ideal environment for young people to develop creative thinking, practice teamwork skills, and explore their leadership potential.
In Hola Camp 3, over 1,200 participants were divided into four villages—F, P, T, and U—to engage in a series of team games throughout the program. The initial activities, designed to energize the groups, included drawing shields, designing flags, and creating mascots.
In addition, various competitive games demanded quick thinking, creativity, and strong teamwork as teams vied for victory.
In the afternoon, participants experienced a traditional round-basket boat race, showcasing intense and thrilling competition on the water. Cheers resounded as students created an electrifying atmosphere.
One of the highlights of Hola Camp 3 was a talk with Mr. Hoang Nam Tien, Vice President of the University Council at FPT University. The session offered students an invaluable opportunity to hear insights and advice from an experienced leader. Mr. Tien emphasized that Gen Z, growing up with advancements in technology and artificial intelligence, is truly a generation of global citizens. To reach their full potential, students must equip themselves with independent thinking, critical skills, a unique lifestyle, and an essential compass—proficiency in English.
Participating in Hola Camp, student Dinh Thi Phuong Thuy from Class 12A12, Hai An High School, Hai Phong, shared, “At Hola Camp, I learned teamwork, creative thinking, and many other skills. After the talk with Mr. Hoang Nam Tien, I felt very inspired to set personal goals and think deeply about my chosen path.”
Hola Camp 3 left a lasting impression with its vibrant stage. Performances from student clubs, students, and a guest DJ created an unforgettable musical experience.
With nearly 3,000 participants over three sessions, Hola Camp is not just a “learn-and-play” event; it’s a place where young people experience and grow. Hola Camp is set to continue accompanying future generations of students, creating cherished memories and lasting values.