Launching the project for female students who overcome difficulties to study well in Ho Chi Minh City

Ra mắt dự án Vì nữ sinh viên vượt khó học giỏi TP.HCM - Ảnh 1. — Associate Professor Dr. Truong Thi Hien, President of the Ho Chi Minh City Association of Women Intellectuals, awarded scholarships to female students who overcame difficulties and studied well - Photo: TRI DUC

The project "For female students who overcome difficulties to study well" aims to support female students with difficult circumstances but strive to excel in their studies, studying at public universities in Ho Chi Minh City. The scholarships will last until they graduate and complete their school year.

Each year, the project aims to award scholarships to at least 150 female full-time students with good academic results, helping them on their journey of learning and personal development.

In addition to financial support, the project also organizes at least three skills training classes for female students, including communication skills, interview skills, time management, CV writing, and topics on health care and comprehensive development.

Ra mắt dự án Vì nữ sinh viên vượt khó học giỏi TP.HCM - Ảnh 2. — Associate Professor Dr. Truong Thi Hien - President of the Ho Chi Minh City Association of Women Intellectuals - said that the humanistic significance of the project lies not only in financial support, but also in the message that the students are not alone on their learning journey - Photo: TRI DUC

Speaking at the launching ceremony of the project "For female students overcoming difficulties to study well", Associate Professor Dr. Truong Thi Hien - President of the Ho Chi Minh City Association of Women Intellectuals - shared that the project carries the aspiration to help female students go to school, accompanying studious female students on the journey to conquer knowledge and assert themselves.

Vietnamese women in general and female intellectuals in particular have always played an important role in the cause of building and developing the country. However, behind each school door, there are still many female students who have to face the worry of making a living, but still persistently keep their dream of studying.

"Therefore, the humanitarian significance of the project lies not only in financial support, but also in the belief, sharing and message that the students are not alone on their learning journey. Today's scholarships are the love and belief of many hearts contributing to motivate the students to continue to strive, work hard and achieve even higher results," she shared.

On behalf of the students, Vo Thi Thanh - a second-year student of the Faculty of Journalism and Communication, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Ho Chi Minh City - said that the scholarship is the belief and great source of encouragement for female students with difficult circumstances like her to continue to strive and complete their studies well as well as serve society.