On the afternoon of June 18, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chaired a national conference on organizing the 2025 high school graduation exam.
The conference was held directly at the Government headquarters and online with 63 provinces and cities directly under the Central Government. Attending the conference were leaders of the Ministry of Education and Training, ministries, branches, central agencies; leaders of provinces and cities directly under the Central Government.
The biggest exam ever
The 2025 high school graduation exam is the first exam for students studying under the 2018 GeneralEducation Program, while still ensuring the exam for students studying under the 2006 General Education Program who have not graduated or need to retake the exam for university admission.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh speaks at the conference
Photo: VNA
This is the largest exam ever, with the participation of more than 1.1 million candidates nationwide, held at 2,493 exam locations with more than 50,000 exam rooms. It is expected that about 200,000 personnel will be mobilized to participate in the exam organization such as officials, teachers in the education sector, police, military, medical, electricity forces... The Government and the Prime Minister have closely directed and promptly issued many telegrams and directives on the preparation and organization of the exam.
Concluding the conference, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh emphasized that Resolution 29/NQ-TW of the Central Committee on fundamental and comprehensive innovation in education and training requires: "Innovating the method of examination and recognition of high school graduation in the direction of reducing pressure and costs for society while still ensuring reliability, honesty, and correct assessment of students' abilities, as a basis for vocational education and university education enrollment".
Reiterating the importance of the high school graduation exam, the Prime Minister emphasized that the exam took place in a very special context, when the whole country was reorganizing the apparatus and organizing local governments at two levels, requiring smooth and close coordination between the education sector and all levels, sectors, and localities, and the participation of the entire political system to organize the exam to ensure seriousness, fairness, efficiency, and practicality. The Government, the Prime Minister, and Deputy Prime Ministers have given many drastic and close instructions on the preparation and organization of the exam; the Ministry of Education and Training, ministries, sectors, and localities have strictly implemented it early and remotely as required, ready for the exam to ensure the process of "real learning, real testing, real assessment, real quality".
Considering that during the organization of the exam, sudden and unexpected factors and situations may arise, the Prime Minister especially noted that no negative factors should occur in all stages of exam organization, invigilation, grading, and announcement of exam results, in order to build a civilized, modern, humane, and high-quality education system; contributing to improving the quality of the country's human resources.
Emphasizing the viewpoint of "taking candidates as the center and subject - Teachers as the driving force - Schools as the support - Families as the fulcrum - Society as the foundation", the Prime Minister requested to carry out the exam well to achieve the set goals, so that the exam is truly a festival for the whole people, the whole society, each family, each candidate.
The Prime Minister requested that the high school graduation exam be organized safely, smoothly, seriously, objectively, thoughtfully, compactly, reliably, effectively, reducing pressure, reducing costs and creating social consensus in the spirit of "3 guarantees": ensuring absolute safety, honesty, and objectivity in all stages of the exam; ensuring clear management responsibilities in organizing the exam, leaving no gaps and absolutely not loosening management; ensuring the most favorable conditions for candidates taking the exam, from facilities, human resources, healthcare, security, safety, travel support plans to timely and complete information for candidates and parents.
Piloting computer-based exams from 2027
In the spirit of assigning tasks to ensure 6 clarity: "clear people, clear work, clear responsibility, clear authority, clear time, clear results", "close direction, thorough organization and implementation", the Prime Minister directed the Ministry of Education and Training, ministries, agencies and localities to focus on maximum support for accommodation, travel, exam organization, creating conditions for all candidates to have the best conditions to participate in the exam, especially students in remote areas, border areas, islands, students with difficulties and when encountering sudden, unexpected problems.
The Prime Minister requested to continue reviewing and promptly issuing detailed directives and instructions; at the same time, fully, clearly and promptly respond to feedback from ministries, agencies and localities throughout the exam; closely monitor, proactively grasp the situation, actively guide and coordinate with ministries, branches and localities to promptly and effectively handle issues arising before, during and after the exam.
Specifying the requirements in the stages of exam questions, transportation, printing, information and communication work, application of information technology, digital transformation in all stages of the exam, the Prime Minister requested the Ministry of Education and Training to continue researching, soon have a roadmap, specific plan to build a large enough exam question bank, ensure quality, closely follow the general education program; develop a project to prepare necessary conditions to pilot the organization of exams on computers in some localities from 2027, moving towards organizing the high school graduation exam on computers as soon as possible. "Ministries and branches must train and guide localities to deploy solutions to prevent and combat negativity, especially the use of high-tech equipment, artificial intelligence (AI) to cheat in exams," the Prime Minister noted.
Affirming that the Government, ministries, branches, localities, the entire political system and the whole society always accompany and create the best conditions for students to enter the exam with a firm mindset in safe exam conditions, with exam results being assessed fairly and objectively, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh hopes that students will be calm, confident, and make the best use of the knowledge and skills they have accumulated; considering this not only an exam, but also an opportunity to assert themselves, opening new doors for the future. "I wish all of you to achieve good results, continue to nurture your dreams and ambitions, and constantly train and contribute to the development of your homeland and country, especially in the new era".
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/to-chuc-ky-thi-tot-nghiep-thpt-thuc-su-la-ngay-hoi-cua-toan-xa-hoi-185250618223808343.htm
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