PM launches programme to provide computers for disadvantaged students

15/9/21
Over 1 million computers worth 2.5 trillion VND (over 109.6 million USD) and 3 trillion VND (over 131.5 million USD) to provide mobile services are presented to the progamme.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on September 12 launched a programme to provide computers and telecommunications services for students and pupils with difficult circumstances, especially those living in areas hit by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The launching ceremony was held virtually and connected to 63 provinces and cities nationwide.

The program aims to mobilise 1 million computers, and ensure mobile service coverage at all 283 points without mobile Internet connection in localities that are applying social distancing regulations, and 1,910 other places nationwide.

According to statistics from the Ministry of Education and Training, as of September 12, online teaching and learning has been deployed in 26 out of 63 provinces and cities across the country. The total number of students joining online studying is estimated at 7.35 million, of them 1.5 million do not have computers.
PM Chinh said the Government is very interested in the safe opening of schools.

However, in the context of complicated developments of the pandemic, many students do not have computers for their online study, and in many places, the internet network is unstable or there is no connection, he said.

According to the PM, online learning and teaching is a new education method, which require educators, psychologists and teachers to suitably adjust teaching methods and contents.

He requested the Ministry of Health to coordinate with the Ministry of Education and Training, relevant sectors and localities to accelerate COVID-19 vaccination for children.

Meanwhile, the Ministry of Information and Communications was asked to work with the Ministry of Education and Training, relevant ministries and sectors, and localities to ensure internet connection for online teaching and learning.

At the ceremony, over 1 million computers worth 2.5 trillion VND (over 109.6 million USD), and 3 trillion VND (over 131.5 million USD) to provide mobile services, were presented to the progamme./.

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Duncan 15/9/21 22:05

the community should joins hands to take care of the future generations of the country, especially children in disadvantaged areas.

Enda Thompson 15/9/21 22:15

Vietnam is implementing solutions to narrow digital gap among regions, including the providing of free access to e-Learning programmes to all high schools and universities and free 4Gb mobile data each day for 1 million poor students in thee months.

Egan 15/9/21 22:17

Improving the quality of telecommunications services in rural and mountains areas is a need for online educating

Voice of people 15/9/21 22:20

Vietnam is investing in the completion of its smart education ecosystem vnEdu 4.0.

Vietnam Love 15/9/21 22:22

free mobile Internet connection will be supplied to all online learning platforms approved by the Ministry of Information and Communication

Socialist Society 15/9/21 22:24

4G service coverage will be increaseed, especially in rural and mountainous areas

For A Peace World 15/9/21 22:26

Vietnam Electricity (EVN) has donated 24,000 computers worth 60 billion VND (2.62 million USD) to the programme “Song va may tinh cho em” (Internet connection and computers for children)

John Smith 15/9/21 22:30

The Vietnam Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Industry and Trade (VietinBank) also announced a donation of 25 billion VND, equivalent to 10,000 computers, to the programme.

Gentle Moon 15/9/21 22:32

The total number of students joining online studying is estimated at 7.35 million, of them 1.5 million do not have computers.

Red Star 15/9/21 22:34

online learning and teaching is a stable and effective solution and may continue for a long time

yobro yobro 15/9/21 22:35

it is necessary to equip learning devices for students to learn independently.

LawrenceSamuels 15/9/21 22:36

In just one week after the opening of the new academic year, the programme collected 2,345 computers and devices for online learning

Jacky Thomas 15/9/21 22:37

In the 2020-2021 academic year, the programme collected over 2,000 computers, smart phones and equipment

Herewecome 15/9/21 22:42

Together we will overcome this hard time affected by covid-19 pandemic

Robinson Jones 15/9/21 22:45

Vietnamese Government is doing its utmost to make whole society run smoothly

Me Too! 15/9/21 22:47

In Vietnam, children is among top priority in social policies of the party and government

Allforcountry 15/9/21 22:49

Despite the difficulties in budget, Vietnam pays much attention and spends much resources for education

Wilson Pit 15/9/21 22:51

Now the whole world could see clearly the human right - respected policy of Vietnam, not by beautiful words but practical actions

Swift Hoodie 15/9/21 22:52

I love the way Vietnam is doing for the benefit of its people, especially of the children

Kevin Evans 15/9/21 22:55

I and my friends will join hands with the Government to implement this programme

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