So as to educate teaching career devotion and improve awareness of and encourage learning and creative endeavors, the Standing Board of Provincial Youth’s League has just held a ceremony to praise up 3-aspect trained students for 2015-2016 school year before initiating movements for 2016-2020.
At the ceremony, the Standing Bard praised up 17 students of junior colleges in the province, being entitled 3-aspect trained students who have made great achievements in learning, volunteer movements, and scientific and technological creativity. The praising ceremony was to pay tribute to those excellent individuals and create jubilant emulation movements of students, constructing and expanding the excellent models.
Titles and awards are granted to excellent students
Various students of high achievement have emerged in the movement by their contributions into construction of the homeland, nation, and stronger Youth’s League organizations. Addressing the ceremony, Nguyen Thi Ngoc Xuan, the Deputy Secretary of Provincial Youth’s League highly appreciated those students of vocational schools. Through many information and communication channels, everybody has been educated of practical vocational training as the training term is short and theories are combined with practice in an environment of prioritized conditions for jobs and high repayment. Vocational schools have been evaluated by its true position in education system.
At the ceremony, the models of the movement have shared their ways of gaining the titles. Nguyen Thanh Thanh of Binh Duong Agricultural Junior College, who has gained much achievements and merit in movements, said: “The achievements were thanks to personal efforts and well-arranged time schedule for movements. I learn at school and at home in the evening to preserve time for social activities. For me, learning and social activity participation are of the same importance in mutual supporting manner for more living skills.” As for Ha Pham Anh Thu of Binh Duong Junior College of Arts and Culture, her second title was to improve personal identity in the music-related sector. By attending various disseminating programs, Thu had more opportunities to train up.
In the past school year, junior colleges and professional vocational schools in the province have fulfilled their targets with more quality trainees and timely encouragement for them to excel in their future careers.
According to Nguyen Thi Ngoc Xuan of Youth’s League grassroots, the inferior Youth’s League organization of colleges, junior colleges, and vocational schools in the province should promote information dissemination about the movements and career choice among local students. The visual information channel should be integrated into the movement to detail training criteria to match the reality of the institutions and qualifications of students to achieve the targets. In the meantime, the units should make timely praising and awards to students of 3-aspect training to create expanding effects in the communities.
Reported by Huynh Thuy – Translated by Vi Bao
