Nghe An Newspaper, Radio and Television won first prize in the contest 'Journalism Sharing with Teachers 2025'

Within the framework of the "Sharing with Teachers 2025" Program, on the evening of November 13, in Hanoi, the Central Committee of the Vietnam Youth Union coordinated with the Ministry of Education and Training and accompanying units to organize the award ceremony of "Journalism Sharing with Teachers 2025". Nghe An Newspaper, Radio and Television were honored to win First Prize with the 3-part topic "Journey to spread letters in the Fatherland's border".

Attending the program were representatives of the Central Committee of the Vietnam Youth Union; Ministry of Education and Training ; Thien Long Group and related accompanying units.

Representatives of the group of authors of Nghe An Newspaper, Radio and Television, along with representatives of newspapers and the Organizing Committee at the award ceremony "Press Sharing with Teachers 2025". Photo: Organizing Committee

The contest "Journalism Sharing with Teachers in 2025" aims to encourage journalists, reporters, editors and collaborators from press agencies and radio and television to learn, exploit and spread beautiful stories about teachers working in 248 communes, wards and special zones in border areas (after merging and implementing 2-level local government).

The press award is associated with the program "Sharing with teachers in 2025" organized by the Central Committee of the Vietnam Youth Union in coordination with the Ministry of Education and Training from 2015 to present. Over the past 10 years, the program has honored 576 teachers who have made many contributions to the education cause.

Reporter Hoang Thanh Quynh - representative of the group of authors of Nghe An Newspaper, Radio and Television shared the process of implementing the topic "Journey to sow letters in the border of the Fatherland". Photo: Diep Thanh

This year, the Organizing Committee received 263 nominations from 25 Vietnam Youth Unions of provinces, cities and Border Guards; of which 201 profiles were eligible for selection. There were 79 ethnic minority teachers, who were Y Bo, Bru - Van Kieu, Co Tu, Gie Trieng, Ha Nhi, Mong, Khmer, La Chi, Lao, Muong, Nung, Pa Co, Phu La, San Chay, Tay, and Thai.

Towards the program, Nghe An province has 15 individuals whose profiles were submitted for review by the Department of Education and Training and the Vietnam Youth Union of Nghe An province. Honorably, among the 15 individuals, 2 teachers were selected to be honored at this year's program. That is teacher Lau Y Pay (born in 1986) - a teacher working at Huoi Moi point, Tri Le Kindergarten - one of the schools in remote, border areas, areas with especially difficult socio-economic conditions, where 100% of the H'Mong ethnic people live.

Two representatives of Nghe An, teacher Pham Thi Mai Quyen and teacher Lau Y Pay (2nd and 3rd from right) received savings books and gifts from the program's Organizing Committee. Photo: Diep Thanh

Along with that is teacher Pham Thi Mai Quyen (born 1977), currently working at Dong Van Primary School (Thong Thu commune). As a lowland teacher who came to the village, teacher Mai Quyen always strives, strives, is not only an excellent teacher of the province, but also receives many certificates of merit from the district and the industry. She herself is also an energetic, active teacher, a pioneer in all movements. During many years of working as a homeroom teacher, she has had many students admitted to the district's Boarding Secondary School for Ethnic Minorities, and is trusted and entrusted by parents and students.

The remaining 13 teachers, although not yet selected to participate in the program, all have a passion to dedicate themselves to spreading knowledge and love in lands with many hardships.

From those records, the group of reporters from Nghe An Newspaper, Radio and Television has made a 3-part special issue: "Journey to spread letters in the Fatherland's border".

Special topic "Journey to spread knowledge in the border of the Fatherland" by a group of reporters from Nghe An Newspaper, Radio and Television. Photo: Thanh Quynh

The work affirms serious investment and quality in terms of content and form through 3 parts: Part 1: Hearts return to the village; Part 2: Where love sprouts along the journey to the village; Part 3: Continuing the story of going to school in the border area.

Through that, we honor the teachers who are staying in their villages and schools every day, silently dedicating themselves to the cause of educating people in the border areas of the Fatherland. At the same time, we understand and share the difficulties and hardships of the teachers in the highlands to spread the sense of responsibility, love for the profession and the desire to contribute of the "people who sow letters" in the remote border areas.

Authors of the special topic "Journey to spread knowledge in the border of the Fatherland" of Nghe An Newspaper, Radio and Television. Photo: PV

The Central Committee of the Vietnam Youth Union in coordination with the Ministry of Education and Training approved and awarded prizes to 8 press works. Including 1 first prize, 1 second prize, 1 third prize and 5 consolation prizes.

Surpassing hundreds of works from press agencies nationwide, Nghe An Newspaper, Radio and Television won First Prize with the topic "Journey to sow letters in the Fatherland's border". The group of authors: Nguyen Thanh Nga, Hoang Thanh Quynh, Hoang My Ha, Nguyen Diep Thanh, Bui Cong Kien, Nguyen Hong Toai.

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