People are taught vocational skills, access to science and technology
In recent years, the authorities of Dak Lak province have organized many vocational training classes for rural workers, especially in disadvantaged ethnic minority areas.
At the same time, agencies also implement digital transformation training for cadres, authorities and people. Thereby, the awareness and actions of many people in rural areas have changed significantly.
Many people are no longer completely dependent on the support of the State. They are trained, have access to technology and grasp livestock and crop farming skills. Thereby rising up in life, contributing to the development of the local economy and society.
Mr. Y Luong Ksor (Cu Prao commune, Dak Lak) belongs to a poor household and is in difficult circumstances. In 2025, thanks to the encouragement of the village chief and local authorities, he attended a pig farming training class.
He shared: I was carefully instructed by the lecturer on the profession, how to find good food sources online and take care of healthy pigs. Vocational training classes help poor people like me have more livelihoods to improve their lives".
According to Mr. Nguyen Thanh Tuan - Secretary of the Iaiap Commune Party Committee, in September 2025, the locality organized a training course on digital technology transfer for cadres and people.
Mr. Tuan commented: Digital transformation is the vital task of the political system, such as eliminating hunger strikers and weak strikers. Participants of all ages can access information and apply it in practice right after the course.
The popularization of digital technology helps localities more conveniently implement major programs and policies of the Party and State, while supporting cadres in handling administrative procedures.
The project to build a learning society for the period 2021-2030, issued on December 31, 2021, aims to raise awareness, create opportunities for educational access for all people and build a sustainable learning society.
Specific goals include: Improving digital capacity, life skills and occupation for workers; promoting the application of information technology in education; recognizing academic titles for citizens and localities.
Spreading to remote villages and hamlets
According to the Department of Education and Training of Dak Lak province, building a learning society helps expand access to education for all people, especially ethnic minorities and workers in remote areas.
Promoting flexible learning models, from community classrooms to online courses, helps people be proactive about time and learning methods.
Ms. Vu Thi My Phuong - Deputy Head of the Department of Vocational Education - Continuing Education - said that building a learning and lifelong learning society not only improves educational qualifications but also spreads to economic, cultural, social and human development.
In the coming years, the education sector and local authorities will continue to expand training programs, training courses and digital transformation activities to remote villages and hamlets, helping people improve their lives.
Ms. Phuong affirmed: "The project to build a learning society for the period 2021-2030 of the province is an important step to create an open, equal and sustainable learning environment. All people are empowered to study, develop and contribute to the stability and development of villages and hamlets. This is also a driving force for Dak Lak to develop strongly and integrate deeply in the coming years".
