Dak Lak education sector did not receive flowers on November 20, calling for support for schools after storm No. 13
On November 12, the leader of the Department of Education and Training of Dak Lak province informed that before the Vietnamese Teachers' Day, the unit had just announced that it would not accept congratulatory flowers on this occasion.
The reason is that storm No. 13 has just swept through Dak Lak province, causing heavy damage to people in the province and many educational institutions.
Therefore, the unit announced that it will not accept congratulatory flowers on the occasion of the 43rd anniversary of Vietnamese Teachers' Day at the Department and affiliated educational institutions. See more...
Increasing teachers' salaries contributes to solving many hot problems in the education sector
The draft Decree on salary and allowance policies for teachers announced by the Ministry of Education and Training stipulates a special salary coefficient: preschool teachers are entitled to a coefficient of 1.25, other teacher titles of 1.15. This policy aims to gradually implement the policy of "the highest salary for teachers in the administrative and career system", overcoming the situation of equalization, not properly reflecting the capacity and work efficiency of the teaching staff.
Associate Professor, Dr. Do Van Dung - former Principal of Ho Chi Minh City University of Technical Education, said that the current low salary makes the teaching profession lose its appeal to high-quality human resources, while the income is not commensurate with qualifications and contributions. Increasing salaries and improving treatment will help teachers feel secure in their work, invest in their expertise, be creative and innovate teaching methods, thereby improving the quality of comprehensive education and attracting good students to study pedagogical subjects. See more...
Universities join hands with businesses, creating early jobs for students
CDC Nghe An speaks out about 388 boarding school students quitting school due to influenza A
A representative of Con Cuong Boarding Secondary School for Ethnic Minorities (Nghe An) informed that the school has temporarily suspended 388 students from school to prevent the A flu epidemic. Currently, more than 160 students are infected with the flu, many of whom have to be hospitalized for treatment, the rest are cared for at home. The outbreak broke out quickly after some students showed symptoms of fever and headache, but was initially thought to be a common cold.
Immediately after discovering the increase in the number of cases, the school coordinated with Con Cuong Medical Center to spray disinfect the entire campus, boarding area and dining room, and let students stay home from school to monitor their health. Nghe An Department of Education and Training directs the implementation of epidemic prevention and control measures, ensuring the health safety of students and avoiding spread in the community. When students recover, the school will organize review and make-up classes. See more...
