Yen Bai meets standards for level-2 secondary educational universalisation

  •  Wednesday, May 24, 2023

YBO - The Ministry of Education and Training has issued a decision recognising that Yen Bai has completed the illiteracy eradication and met the standards for secondary educational universalisation at level 2 since December 2022.

An inspection team from the Ministry of Education and Training examine the implementation of the general education programme 2018 at Son A primary and secondary schools in Nghia Lo township.
An inspection team from the Ministry of Education and Training examine the implementation of the general education programme 2018 at Son A primary and secondary schools in Nghia Lo township.

Surveys conducted by the ministry showed that Yen Bai has satisfied all requirements and conditions for educational universalisation and illiteracy eradication, with all nine district-level localities and all 173 communal-level localities meeting standards for level-2 secondary educational universalisation. Meanwhile, one out of the nine district-level locality (Yen Bai city) has met standards for level-3 secondary educational universalisation, along with 103 out of 173 communal-level localities.

At the same time, 95.8% local teenagers and young people aged 15-18 graduated from secondary schools, while 76.3% of them are pursuing general education programmes, at senior high school level or vocational education.

As of the end of 2022, the province had had 322 schools meeting national standards, including 180 secondary schools. Meanwhile, 100% of teachers at local secondary schools have been qualified in accordance to the Education Law 2005, and 82.9% have met the training qualifications in line with the Education Law 2019.

Thanh Ba

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