Handing over 35 computers worth over 851 million VND to Quang Vinh Secondary School

On August 26, the Thai Nguyen Provincial Women's Union in collaboration with the Korean GCS Organization held a handover ceremony of a modern computer classroom worth more than VND 851 million to Quang Vinh Secondary School (Quan Trieu Ward, Thai Nguyen Province).

The project not only helps students access information technology but also contributes to improving the quality of education , creating a foundation for them to confidently integrate into the 4.0 era.

The computer classroom delivered includes 35 desktop computers for students, 1 computer for teachers, 1 65-inch interactive TV screen, printer, air conditioner, specialized tables and chairs... with a total value of up to 851.8 million VND.

This is the result of close coordination between the Thai Nguyen Provincial Women's Union and the GCS Korea Organization within the framework of the project "Enhancing digital transformation capacity for secondary school students through computer classrooms applying artificial intelligence (AI)".

Quang Vinh Secondary School students are excited to experience and practice in a modern computer room.

Immediately after the handover ceremony, students of Quang Vinh Secondary School had the opportunity to directly experience and practice in an exciting and cheerful atmosphere. This modern classroom promises to open up many opportunities for students to practice their IT skills, access digital knowledge and inspire creativity.

Speaking at the program, Mr. Lee Jung Woo, Director of GCS Korea emphasized: "The donation of computer classrooms not only creates a modern learning environment but also serves as an important foundation for students to practice information technology skills, nurture their dreams, and strive to become future talents."

Mr. Lee Jung Woo, Director of GCS Korea, spoke at the handover ceremony.

The computer classroom project at Quang Vinh Secondary School has practical significance: not only improving the quality of teaching and learning, but also helping students grasp digital skills, confidently entering the technology era. This is also a testament to international solidarity and sharing in investing in the young generation of Vietnam.

Ms. Ha Thi Dao (pink shirt), Vice President of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Thai Nguyen province, President of the Women's Union of Thai Nguyen province, along with leaders of the Women's Union of Thai Nguyen province and the school visited the new computer classroom.

This activity is one of the important efforts of the Thai Nguyen Provincial Women's Union in contributing to the implementation of Project 6 "Communication and information poverty reduction", the National Target Program on sustainable poverty reduction for the period 2021-2025, aiming to build a learning society, narrow the digital gap and arouse the aspirations of the young generation.

Source: https://phunuvietnam.vn/ban-giao-35-bo-may-tinh-tri-gia-hon-851-trieu-dong-cho-truong-thcs-quang-vinh-2025082700130383.htm