The movement to build a learning society is spreading, many targets exceed the plan
After 5 years of implementation, the movement to build learning models has achieved many outstanding results.
In which, the relative studying rate reached 70.74%, exceeding 5.74 percentage points compared to the target assigned by the Government.
Expanded learning models
The implementation of building learning models according to Decision 387 and Decision 677 of the Prime Minister has become a widespread mass movement, associated with campaigns such as "All people unite to build a cultural life", "Building new rural areas, civilized urban areas", "Digital literacy".
Over 5 years of implementation, the awareness of officials and people about lifelong learning has been raised. Learning models help people accumulate knowledge, production skills, access advanced agricultural techniques, digital technology, contributing to increasing income and improving life.
Notably, the indicators for building learning models all increased compared to 2022.
If in 2022, the rate of families studying reached 68.22%, then by 2025 it increased to 73.73%, exceeding 3.73 percentage points compared to the target assigned by the Government.
Other models also exceeded the target, including: Family study exceeding 5.74 percentage points; community study exceeding 17.67 percentage points; unit study exceeding 9.18 percentage points and citizen study exceeding 8.43 percentage points.
Spreading the lineage movement of learning
The movement to build "Learning Clans" recorded many typical models.
Many clans have built scholarship funds worth hundreds of millions of VND, promptly encouraging and rewarding their children for achievements in their studies.
In Ca Mau, the Vo family in Phuoc Tan hamlet, Vinh Phuoc commune mobilized 100% of adults to study at a secondary school level or higher, implementing hunger and poverty eradication throughout the family.
In Thanh Hoa, the Han family in Bai Mon village, Quang Ngoc commune has maintained education promotion activities since 2015. In particular, the "Han Daughter-in-law Club" organizes education promotion, culture, sports, sharing life skills and production experience activities.
In Cao Bang, the Dam Ich lineage in Ban Ha hamlet, Ha Quang commune organized the first "Learning Clan" Congress of the province on April 24, 1985 and maintained regular activities.
Meanwhile, the Chu family in Yen Thanh commune, Nghe An built a reading room and bookshelf with more than 2,500 book titles and 3,000 books for study.
The Pham family in Gieng Chanh area, Quang Yen ward, Quang Ninh province has 110 households, of which 100% of households register for "Learning Family". The "Pham Family Bookcase" model is maintained with more than 500 book titles.
By 2025, the proportion of families studying in the whole country will reach 70.74%, exceeding 5.74 percentage points compared to the 65% target set by the Government.
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