This is the 4th computer room to be donated in the program "Thousand computers - Million dreams". Previously, the program successfully organized 3 computer room donation sessions in Nghe An, Hoa Binh and Son La. "Thousand computers - Million dreams" is a program initiated by TransViet Group - an enterprise in the field of aviation and tourism. The program aims to open up learning opportunities and access to technology for students in remote areas - where learning conditions and communication with the world are still facing many difficulties. The program has received great support from RMIT University Vietnam, Vietnam Airlines and CPN Vietstar Express company along with many organizations and individuals across the country.
After the ceremony, the program officially put up a sign and handed over to Gia Lai Ethnic Boarding High School a classroom with 21 computers connected to the internet. This is a meaningful gift that the program gives to more than 100 students, most of whom are ethnic minorities and do not have access to the internet. Not only do they donate computer rooms, the program also provides technology solutions to help teachers monitor and effectively manage students' internet usage, and organizes courses to guide students on how to use and exploit tools to serve their learning needs.
Speaking at the Awarding Ceremony, Mr. Hoang Duc Huy - representative of TransViet Group shared: "Coming to Gia Lai this time, we hope that the students at Gia Lai Ethnic Boarding High School will have more tools to explore knowledge, exchange and learn with the big world outside. At the same time, this is also a gift to celebrate the new school year for the students, partly motivating them to go to school, so that they always feel the care and sharing from the community."
In the coming time, the program will continue to prioritize ethnic boarding schools, high schools in mountainous areas, remote areas or schools that have many difficulties in equipping machines and internet. In order for this humanitarian meaning to be replicated and spread more widely, the program always hopes to receive cooperation and support from organizations and individuals.
