Bac Ninh police teach free technology skills to students in mountainous areas

In order to equip students in the highlands with knowledge and technology skills, from September 2025 to present, Son Dong Commune Police (Bac Ninh province) has organized a class "Digital luggage for youth in the highlands" for students of Son Dong Ethnic Boarding School.

The class is held free of charge for all students every Wednesday evening. The class lasts 7 evenings, each session is 1 hour.

During the 7 lessons, students were introduced to the Canva design tool, practiced designing posters, short videos and legal propaganda group products. In each lesson, the lecturer integrated information on traffic safety, crime prevention, cyber security...

Interspersed between the lessons are creative games such as: "Who is faster", "Guess the poster", "Find design errors"... to help students "learn while playing, play while learning". At the end of the course, the groups report their products and participate in the legal knowledge and digital skills competition.

The class is held free of charge for students.

Talking to reporters of the Vietnam Women's Newspaper, Lieutenant Colonel Dam Huu Tinh, Chief of Son Dong Commune Police, said: "Equipping 'digital luggage' for students in the highlands is very practical. This class not only helps students access modern knowledge and technology, but more importantly, it forms digital thinking and skills to use social networks safely and healthily. This is the foundation for students to confidently integrate into the digital transformation era, opening up many opportunities for learning, employment and self-development in the future."

Organizing the class "Digital luggage for youth in mountainous areas" is part of a series of activities of the Commune Police to improve the quality of propaganda and legal education for young people.

Students study in the school's IT room.

In the coming time, Son Dong Commune Police will continue to maintain classes in the evenings, and coordinate with the school and the Youth Union to expand the model to other schools in the commune. The long-term goal of the program is to form a generation of highland youth with solid digital knowledge and skills, who know how to use social networks responsibly, and know how to protect themselves and those around them in cyberspace.

"Furthermore, we hope this model will become a bridge to help highland students access national digital transformation, contributing to building a safe, civilized, and modern society," said Senior Colonel Dam Huu Tinh.

Source: https://phunuvietnam.vn/cong-an-bac-ninh-day-mien-phi-ky-nang-cong-nghe-cho-hoc-sinh-vung-cao-20251112230236186.htm