Equipping students with digital skills.

Educational institutions in Dong Nai City are aggressively promoting the application of information technology and digital transformation in teaching and learning. Most schools have focused on equipping students with the knowledge and skills to apply digital technology, thereby shaping future digital citizens.

Báo Đồng Nai•16/05/2026

Thanks to research, development, and application of technology, Lac Hong University has won the national championship for 10 years and the Asia-Pacific Robot Creativity Competition three times, as well as the world championship for fuel-efficient vehicle design three times. In the photo: Lac Hong University wins a top prize at the Asia-Pacific Robot Creativity Competition 2025 in Mongolia. Photo: Cong Nghia

In fact, many schools are boldly investing in smart technology equipment systems, such as automated robots integrated with artificial intelligence (AI), and simulation devices to support teaching and practical training. This not only helps improve the quality of teaching and learning, but also accelerates the process of applying scientific knowledge to real-life situations.

Thanks to systematic guidance, many high school students have quickly become familiar with and proficient in software programming and AI robot control skills, from basic to advanced levels. Meanwhile, for students at universities, colleges, and vocational schools, digital skills have become a core part of their training in all learning, research, and application activities.

Mastering in-depth technological knowledge and skills is a huge competitive advantage, opening up countless opportunities for success for students both in the classroom and when they enter the real-world work environment at businesses.

Lecturers at Lilama 2 International College of Technology (Long Phuoc commune) operate a technologically advanced robot imported from Germany. Photo: Cong Nghia

Lecturers at Lilama 2 International College of Technology (Long Phuoc commune) operate a technological robot imported from Germany. Photo: Cong Nghia

Students at Lac Hong University (Tran Bien ward) are taking their first steps into the Chip Design training program. Photo: Cong Nghia

Automation models are being applied to teaching at Lilama 2 School. Photo: Cong Nghia

Students at Thong Nhat A High School (Trang Bom ward) study in a modern STEM room that received funding. Photo: Cong Nghia

Students at Lac Hong Bilingual Primary, Secondary, and High School (Tran Bien Ward) enthusiastically program AI robots. Photo: Cong Nghia

Students from continuing education and vocational training centers visit the STEM room at Dong Nai University of Technology (Trang Dai ward). Photo: Cong Nghia

Students from the Asian Bilingual Primary, Secondary, and High School (Tran Bien Ward) participate in exploring artificial intelligence. Photo: Cong Nghia