Over the past years, the two-responsibility emulation movement has been successfully implemented among female staff in education...
Over the past years, the two-responsibility emulation movement has been successfully implemented among female staff in education in Khanh Hoa Province.
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| Phan Van Dung, Deputy Director of the Department of Education & Training grants certificates of merit to organizations. |
The professional standard has been met by 100% of female teachers at nursery schools, 99.9% at primary schools, 100% at high schools and 65% at colleges and vocational high schools. Annually, over 95% of woman cadres and teaching staff in education sector are recognized to have successfully fulfilled two responsibilities at home and at school. Many have done scientific research and their work has been highly appreciated locally and internationally. Many teachers have gained good results in teaching contests and class head teacher ones; and further training for distinguished students.
In addition, teaching staff have joined social activities and taken charity trips to remote areas. Over the past 5 years, they have donated nearly VND300 million to the fund for the disadvantaged, VND170 million to the Trade Union’s Housing Fund, over VND200 million to the Children’s Fund, VND500 million to the program “For the Spratly and Paracel Islands”; and VND150 million to the Housing Fund for Poor Women and Children. Besides, mutual support fund have been maintained to help female laborers in need.
Furthermore, the movement on school mutual support has proved its electiveness. Many items, including televisions, computers, uniforms, rice worth VND4 billion funded by teachers have been donated to schools in disadvantaged areas in Khanh Hoa Province. Outstanding educational institutions in the movement include the Education trade unions of Nha Trang City and Cam Ranh City; Nha Trang Teacher Training College, Hoang Van Thu High School, Ly Tu Trong High School, Nguyen Van Troi High School, etc.
Many female teachers have shown their roles at home and at work. Many talks, workshops and contests on household arts have been held to provide opportunities for female staff to exchange and improve their experience in bringing up children and keeping family happiness. Huynh Thi Mai, Vice-Chairperson of the Trade Union, Head of Household Arts Board at Hoang Hoa Tham High School, Dien Khanh District says, “The movement has promoted teachers to overcome difficulties in life and fulfill their roles as good teachers and responsible wives and mothers, contributing to the local education development.”
According to Truong Minh Ha, Chairperson of Khanh Hoa Trade Union, the targets and content of the two - responsibility emulation movement needs to be concretized to adapt to specific local situations. The activities will be improved to best suit the needs and interests of female teachers. More preferential policies are required for teachers working on islands and in remote areas, etc.
At present, Khanh Hoa has 15,516 woman cadres and teaching staff, accounting for 74%, including 12,317 Trade Union members (63%) and 3,476 members of the Communist Party of Vietnam (68%). Over the past 5 years, over 2,500 have won the title “Outstanding emulator” and many have been awarded Labor Medals by the State President and certificates of merit of the Prime Minister.
T.Viet
Translated by N.T
