(HBO) - There are only a few days left before the national high school exam, 2019. In Hoa Binh province, there are 8,993 candidates taking the exam this year. There will be 669 examining officers from the Department of Education and Training participating in the Examination Board and hundreds of officials from the appropriate authorities such as the Public Security, the Medical Care, Information and Communication and so on participating in the organization of the exam.
Mr. Bui Duc Ngoc, the Chairman of the Trade Union of the Education and Training sector, says from the end of April 2019, to prepare for the exam, the Trade Union has issued Document No. 56 to send to Trade Union of units and affiliated schools to propagate and mobilize the teachers and the employees to well implement the national high school exam in 2019. In particular, they have focused on propagating and mobilizing the officials, teachers and laborers mobilized to perform tasks at the printing and copying the exam papers, monitoring the exam and marking the tests to improve the sense of responsibility, strictly implement the regulations and guidance documents of the Ministry of Education and Training on examination. The negative phenomena, violations or errors will resolutely not take place.
The teachers and the students of Lac Long Quan High School (Hoa Binh City) urgently revise to prepare for the national high school exam in 2019.
Relating to the propaganda and psychological stability for the people before the exam, on May 23, 2019, the Provincial propaganda and training commission issued Document No. 1183 on "strengthening the direction of propaganda for the National High School Exam in 2019”. The direction of ideological work for the officials, the teachers, the students and people in the national high school exam has been emphasized.
On May 28, the Department of Education and Training also sent the documents to the press agencies and mass media to propose and coordinate the propaganda before, during and after the national high school exam in 2019. They have been coordinating with the appropriate authorities to promptly prevent the loss of information that confuses the public opinion, affecting the psychology of candidates during the exam process.
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