The Prime Minister directs that no candidate has to miss the high school graduation exam because of economic difficulties

The Prime Minister has just issued Directive No. 06/CT-TTg on strengthening direction and coordination in organizing high school graduation exams and university enrollment and vocational education in 2022.

Accordingly, the Prime Minister asked the Ministry of Education and Training to take full responsibility for the exam. Directly promulgating guiding documents, guiding and implementing the plan to organize exams and enroll students in universities and colleges in Early Childhood Education; take responsibility for exam questions for the exam; provide accurate, complete and timely regulations and necessary information about exams and enrollment.

The Prime Minister asked localities to organize safe and serious high school graduation exams. Photo: Quang Liem

Along with that, promoting the application of information technology to serve the organization of exams, enrollment and marking multiple-choice tests by computer uniformly nationwide to ensure accuracy and safety; organize inspection and examination.

The directive also requires the Ministry of Education and Training to direct higher education institutions to publicly announce their schemes and enrollment methods before candidates register for the exam and register for admission, and prepare conditions for implementation. Currently, enrollment is guaranteed to be fair and transparent.

The directive clearly states that the People’s Committees of the provinces and centrally-run cities are fully responsible for the organization of the local exam. Specifically, ensure safety, seriousness and quality of the following stages: Organizing exam registration, making copies of exam questions, reviewing exams, marking exams, inspecting, testing, announcing exam results, reviewing exams and high school graduation recognition.

At the same time, fully prepare conditions on human resources, facilities and equipment to hold the exam locally, and allocate funds from the local budget to organize the exam. The island ensures the regulations on epidemic prevention and control, hygiene, food safety, security and order, and develops a plan to organize exams for candidates affected by the Covid-19 epidemic.

Create favorable conditions for travel, meals and accommodation for candidates and their relatives at all test sites. Mobilizing and supporting candidates who are children of poor households, remote and isolated areas, candidates with disabilities, and candidates residing in areas affected by natural disasters and epidemics to take the exam, not allowing candidates to take part in the exam. who had to drop out of the exam because of economic difficulties or travel when taking the exam. In the event of a force majeure situation, it should be handled promptly and in accordance with reality, ensuring maximum benefits for candidates.

Besides, organizing inspection and examination of the preparation and organization of exams according to the guidance of the Ministry of Education and Training and the Government Inspectorate to ensure absolute safety, honesty, and no errors. , negative, violating regulations.

The Prime Minister also requested the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs to issue documents directing and guiding the enrollment of students at all levels of vocational education; direct vocational education institutions to publicly announce enrollment schemes and methods before candidates register for exams and register for admission; prepare conditions for enrollment to ensure fairness, transparency and efficiency.

The Ministry of Public Security directs professional units and the Public Security of provinces and centrally-run cities to closely coordinate with the Education sector to implement measures to ensure security and safety for the exam.

The Ministry of Health needs to closely coordinate with the Ministry of Education and Training to develop a plan to organize exams for candidates affected by the Covid-19 epidemic; directing central and local medical facilities to take measures to ensure epidemic prevention and control, medical examination and treatment for candidates and those taking part in the exam.

The Ministry of Information and Communications directs telecommunications businesses to support telecommunications infrastructure for the exam.

According to Yen Anh