Nghe An voters: Pedagogy industry cannot recruit good students because of difficult output and low income

On the afternoon of May 6, National Assembly deputies including Mr. Tran Van Mao - Deputy Head of the Provincial National Assembly Delegation; Moong Van Tinh - official of Que Phong District Youth Union and Ms. Nguyen Thi Thao - Doctor of Tay Bac Nghe An General Hospital met with voters of Nghia Phuc commune, Tan Ky district before the 7th session of the 14th National Assembly. Photo: Thanh Duy

Parents whose children's test scores are raised need to be severely punished.

At the conference, voters reflected 18 opinions, thoughts and aspirations to the National Assembly delegates. Mr. Ta Quang Tinh - Secretary of the Party Committee of Nghia Phuc commune, conveyed the opinions of the people of the commune expressing concern that the increase in electricity and gasoline prices affects their lives and production, so he asked the delegates to consider the appropriate increase level, creating favorable conditions for the people.

Voter Tinh also expressed his opinion on the handling of the cheating scandal in some provinces, agreeing to let students whose scores were raised drop out of school, and at the same time suggesting severe punishment for those involved in raising exam scores and parents whose children's scores were raised.

Voter Nguyen Van Phuong - Vice Principal of Nghia Phuc 1 Primary School is worried that the education sector cannot recruit talented people because after graduating, it is very difficult to find a job, even without a job, with low salary.

"If you want to be strong in the economy, you must be strong in education" - Mr. Phuong said and suggested that the State should give special priority to the Pedagogy sector to attract good students and have good teachers.

Voter Nguyen Van Phuong - Vice Principal of Nghia Phuc 1 Primary School speaks. Photo: Thanh Duy

At the conference, voters also made many other recommendations such as: strengthening the fight against corruption, waste and recovering corrupt assets; resolutely handling oversized and overloaded vehicles; improving the effectiveness of ensuring food hygiene and safety; strictly handling the situation of drinking alcohol and participating in traffic to limit traffic accidents.

Voters also made recommendations to invest in transport infrastructure in Tan Ky; review policies and staff after merging hamlets and villages; rotate staff; pay attention to stabilizing and increasing agricultural product prices;...

There will be a mechanism to attract talented people into the Pedagogy industry.

On behalf of the National Assembly delegates, Mr. Tran Van Mao received and responded to voters' opinions. Regarding the exam score fraud case, the delegate assessed this as a pressing issue and would request the Ministry of Education and Training to explain and clarify.

Students of Mathematics Education - Institute of Natural Education, Vinh University. Photo: Nguyen Sach

At this session, the National Assembly is expected to vote and pass the revised Law on Education, which will include policies and mechanisms to attract talented people to study pedagogy. "At that time, these shortcomings will be gradually overcome," said the Deputy Head of the National Assembly Delegation of Nghe An province.

Deputy Head of the Provincial National Assembly Delegation Tran Van Mao responded to petitions from voters of Nghia Phuc commune, Tan Ky district. Photo: Thanh Duy

At the conference, 20 gifts were given to families with special policies and difficulties by Mr. Phan Dinh Trac - Secretary of the Party Central Committee, Head of the Central Internal Affairs Commission, Deputy Head of the Standing Committee of the Central Steering Committee on Anti-Corruption.

On this occasion, the Provincial National Assembly Delegation called on the Vietnam Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Industry and Trade, Nghe An branch, to support 20 sets of computers for Nghia Dong Secondary School, Tan Ky district.

Nghia Phuc Commune, Tan Ky District has an area of ​​459.5 hectares, with 2,264 households and 9,658 people of Thai, Kinh, and Tho ethnic groups living together. Currently, the commune has 95 poor households. Photo: Google Maps