Participating in the online launch ceremony of the "Nationwide Emulation Movement to Build a Learning Society and Promote Lifelong Learning in the period 2023 - 2030," Ha Tinh province hopes to raise awareness among all levels, sectors, and people about the role and significance of the movement.
On the morning of June 10th, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh attended the launching ceremony of the movement "The whole country competes to build a learning society and promote lifelong learning in the period 2023 - 2030," organized by the Ministry of Education and Training in coordination with the Vietnam Association for the Promotion of Learning. The launching ceremony was connected online to locations across the country. Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Le Ngoc Chau chaired the Ha Tinh branch of the meeting. |
Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Le Ngoc Chau presided over the Ha Tinh branch of the meeting.
Launching the "Nationwide Emulation Movement to Build a Learning Society and Promote Lifelong Learning in the period 2023-2030," Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh requested ministries, sectors, localities, and units to continue effectively implementing the Central Committee's directives and resolutions on education , training, promoting learning and talent, and building a learning society; paying attention to building an open, diverse, flexible, interconnected, and modern education system.
Review and refine mechanisms and policies for building a learning society in a diversified manner, linking learning with practice, talent with virtue, and adapting them to different target groups and localities through new models and effective approaches; promote lifelong learning within families, communities, agencies, and organizations.
The Prime Minister delivers a speech at the launching ceremony. Photo: VGP/Nhat Bac.
Strengthen the dissemination of exemplary models, best practices, and effective methods in the lifelong learning movement to encourage the spirit of "learning in every household, every person, every village, every commune, every district, every province, and every country."
The Prime Minister also called on the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front, political and social organizations, associations, the business community, and organizations and individuals both domestically and internationally to actively participate in promoting learning and talent development, building a learning society, and contributing to realizing the aspiration for a prosperous nation and a people who are well-off and happy.
At the launching ceremony, leaders of the Ministry of Education and Training informed about the results of lifelong learning and building a learning society nationwide in recent years. To date, the network of educational institutions has been strengthened and developed in terms of quantity and diversity of operating models. Currently, the country has 71 provincial-level continuing education centers; 619 district-level vocational education and continuing education centers; and more than 10,400 community learning centers, meeting the learning needs of the people…
The Minister of Education and Training provides information on the results of lifelong learning and building a learning society. Photo: VOV.
In particular, to effectively implement the "Building a Learning Society Project giai đoạn 2021 - 2030", the Ministry of Education and Training has coordinated with the Vietnam Association for the Promotion of Learning and other ministries, branches, and central organizations to finalize the draft program for implementing the movement "Nationwide emulation in building a learning society and promoting lifelong learning giai đoạn 2023 - 2030".
Delegates at the Ha Tinh location listened to the launch announcements.
The launching ceremony aims to raise awareness among all levels, sectors, and segments of the population about the role, significance, and necessity of lifelong learning and building a learning society. From there, it encourages participation in the emulation movement through concrete and practical actions, promoting lifelong learning within families, clans, communities, agencies, and units.
In Ha Tinh province, the movement to build a learning society has spread throughout the localities in recent years. To date, the province has 216 community learning centers in 216 communes and wards. Over the past period, these centers have organized many important programs and activities, opening nearly 14,000 classes attracting nearly 950,000 people to learn new knowledge and transfer scientific and technological advancements. Through this, people have changed their mindset and applied scientific and technological advancements to their lives. |
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