(HBO) – On August 10, a working team from the Ministry of Education and Training led by Deputy Minister Nguyen Huu Do inspected the organisation of the high-school graduation examination in 2020 in Hoa Binh province.
Deputy Minister of
Education and Training Nguyen Huu Do works with leaders of Hoa Binh province on
high-school graduation examination in 2020.
Hoa Binh has more than 9,000 students participating in the
high-school graduation in 2020 at 37 places with 416 rooms. In preparing for
the exam, the provincial Party Committee, People’s Committee and Steering
Committee for the exam have issued a number of guiding documents, showingthe
active and positive engagement of the local administration in the organisation
of the exam.
Issues related to infrastructure, personnel, natural
disaster response, and COVID-19 pandemic prevention and control measures have
been implemented in a detailed and drastic manner.
Addressing the working session, Bui Van Khanh, Deputy
Secretary of the provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Hoa Binh
People’s Committee, said that this is a special examination as it takes place
when COVID-19 pandemic is developing complicatedly, forcing students to leave
school temporarily, and causing heavy pressures to localities in organising the
examination.
Although having no COVID-19 infection recently, Hoa Binh has
focused on ensuring safety for the contestants while striving to avoid any
mistake during the organisation of the exam.
For his part, Deputy Minister Do said the ministry hopes
that the exam will be held in a strict manner, lauding the organisation of the
exam in Hoa Binh as well as the province’s efforts to ensure safety for exam
takers.
He said that the organisation of the exam has been
implemented well and safely in line with the regulations. Meanwhile, the
prevention and control of COVID-19 pandemic has been drastically conducted. He
stressed the important task of making sure that the marking of the test takes
place in a strict, subjective, fair and accurate manner. He reminded the
province to review infrastructure serving the test marking.
Earlier, the working team inspected the organisation of the
high-school graduation exam of 2020 in Hoang Van Thu High School, and the
boarding school for ethnic minority students./.
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