Nghe An launches 'Lifelong Learning Week' in 2025

The "Lifelong Learning Week" in 2025 will be implemented with the theme "Learning to develop oneself, master knowledge and technology, and contribute to building a strong and prosperous nation."

Therefore, The aim is to raise awareness among all segments of the population about the role of learning, especially self-learning and lifelong learning, in mastering knowledge and technology to adapt to the rapid changes of the digital society.

This activity aims to strengthen the leadership and guidance of Party committees and government authorities, as well as the coordination of political and social organizations, professional associations, and the business community in the implementation process.

The implementation of this week affirms the determination to build alearning society, where learning doesn't just take place in the classroom, but becomes a lifelong journey.

The highlight of Lifelong Learning Week is the close connection between learning and digital transformation, with diverse and creative activities focusing on the application of information technology and digital platforms to ensure practicality and effectiveness. These activities are not limited to schools but extend to the community, agencies, and businesses, creating a widespread, interconnected, and sustainable learning movement.

Speaking at the launching ceremony, Mr. Nguyen Van Khoa, Member of the Provincial Party Committee and Deputy Director of the Department of Education and Training, affirmed the importance of learning. He also emphasized that in the current context, where the world is changing every day and every hour with the groundbreaking achievements of science, technology, and artificial intelligence, learning is even more crucial.

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Learning helps each individual continuously improve their character, hone their skills, and cultivate a rich inner life, so that they become knowledgeable and responsible individuals.

In addition, continuous and regular learning is essential so that each individual can grasp and apply technology, transforming the challenges of the era into opportunities for breakthroughs, innovation, and entrepreneurship.

Moreover, learning is essential to contributing to building a strong and prosperous Vietnam, standing shoulder to shoulder with the world's leading nations, as our nation has cherished for generations.

Deputy Director of the Department of Education and Training Nguyen Van Khoa

To realize these goals, at the launching ceremony, the leaders of the Department of Education and Training requested that Party committees, government agencies, and mass organizations continue to pay attention to, support, and allocate more resources to building a learning society, creating conditions for all citizens, regardless of age or circumstances, to access new knowledge and technology.

From the perspective of the Education and Training sector, educational institutions, libraries, and community learning centers need to foster creativity and organize practical activities to promote a reading and learning culture, so that each school becomes a "house of knowledge," and each village becomes a "learning village."

Every official, civil servant, and citizen should uphold the spirit of self-learning, learning from books, learning from practice, and learning from others; and at the same time, spread knowledge, contributing to the formation of a community that learns together and progresses together.

Through this, the education sector also hopes that students will nurture their aspirations, cultivate their willpower, and continuously research, innovate, and start businesses, in order to become global citizens and pioneers in leading their homeland and country to greater heights.

On this occasion, the Department of Education and Training, the Provincial Association for the Promotion of Learning, the Joint Stock Company for School Books and Equipment, and several sponsoring units presented nearly 100 gifts and library bookshelves to students of the North Nghe An Economic and Technical College.