Hanoi responded to the information that the school “forced” students not to take the exam to 10th grade

On the morning of April 20, the Department of Education and Training worked with Dich Vong Secondary School and Nghia Tan Secondary School to verify information. Reports from schools show that: The content of discussions with parents is about the learning situation of students and suggested measures for coordination. Previously, the Department of Education and Training had a document to closely direct on this content.

Statistics show that the number of students transferring schools from the beginning of the year until now of Dich Vong Secondary School: is 11; Nghia Tan Secondary School: 25. The transfer students all follow the parents’ wishes due to the relocation, among the transfer students, there are also students who are classified as Excellent. Responding to the public’s concerns about the cause of the phenomenon of “forced” students to learn a trade, both the school and the district education sector denied the evaluation of emulation based on exam results 10.

Information reflected on social networks came at a time when secondary schools were organizing career guidance for final students before the 10th grade entrance exam. Photo: SKĐS.

Implementing the policy of streamlining 25% of students after secondary school, schools organize counseling activities, but this target is not mandatory but only on the basis of propaganda for students and parents to choose. However, the incident that caused a stir in public opinion proves that the organization needs to learn from experience.

This incident immediately received special attention from the public. This shows that the education sector needs to recognize and re-evaluate the career guidance work for students to avoid unfortunate noises.

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