Tet reunion with staff and teachers of non-public schools

The program was held on the afternoon of February 6 with the participation of comrade Nguyen Thi Kim Chi - Member of the Provincial Party Committee, Director of the Department of Education and Training.

Le Doan Nha High School and Tran Dinh Phong High School in Yen Thanh District are two non-public schools currently facing difficulties. Currently, each school has nearly 20 teachers and although they have many years of experience, their income is very low, mainly paid based on the number of hours actually taught. The number of students in the school is also decreasing. Of which, Le Doan Nha High School has 8 classes with 290 students and Tran Dinh Phong High School has 5 classes with 200 students.

The Tet Sum Vay program was held in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Photo: My Ha.

Speaking at the Tet Sum Vay program, the leaders of the Department of Education and Training shared the difficulties that non-public schools are currently facing. In addition, they praised the efforts of schools in teaching and learning, especially in nurturing and helping students with average and weak academic performance to become progressive students with many outstanding achievements.

Leaders of the Department of Education and Training and the industry union presented gifts to the teachers of Tran Dinh Phong High School. Photo: My Ha

On this occasion, the Department of Education and Training also sent 40 Tet gifts to all teachers in the school, each worth 500,000 VND. The gifts are a great source of spiritual encouragement, helping teachers overcome difficulties and be steadfast in their career of educating people; at the same time, contributing to the teachers having a warm and happy Tet.

In response to the 2018 Tet Sum Vay, Nghe An Education Trade Union also presented 401 gifts to officials, teachers, and disadvantaged workers in the whole province with a total cost of nearly 170 million VND. In addition, education trade unions at all levels have also implemented many practical activities to visit and present gifts to officials, teachers, and workers in difficult circumstances, poor students, and teachers or relatives with serious illnesses who are being treated in the hospital.