AMVN Exchange boasts strong connections with the committees that matter in Vietnam's government. Though it is easy enough to travel to Vietnam and interact with students, it is far more difficult to obtain permission to host an on-campus event at a top high school or university. AMVN Exchange simplifies this process by granting your school the access it needs to an audience that counts.

Exclusive seminars are targeted events hosted at elite Vietnamese institutions. They are not merely presentations. They are portals to long-term relationships between schools in the U.S. and Vietnam. AMVN Exchange has hosted seminars at top schools such as Chu Van An, Nguyen Hue Gifted School, Thang Long High School, and others.

Each spring and fall, AMVN Exchange hosts exclusive seminars in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, with a limited number of weekends available for participation. At an exclusive seminar, your institution won't compete with other recruiters. You'll have the entire floor to yourself in a room full of hand-picked students–students who have indicated to their counselors that they want to learn more about studying abroad; students with high English proficiency; students who are in the decision-making phase and waiting for the right U.S. school to come and convince them.

One of the best ways to ensure your recruitment dollars result in enrollments, exclusive seminars involve months of preparation, and even more months of follow-up. Before the event, AMVN Exchange works with the administration and counseling staff of the target Vietnamese school to promote the event, find the right students, and more importantly, reach out to their families. In the days leading up to the event, AMVN Exchange runs a counseling table at each school during class hours, handing out fliers, answering questions, and stoking excitement.

After the event, AMVN Exchange continues the conversation with students and families, helping them prepare their application and apply for a visa. Exclusive seminars are AMVN Exchange's top tier of service and participation in this type of event garners each U.S. institution partner status.