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Can Tho Launches 'Digital Support for Exams,' Mobilizing 3,600 Youths to Aid Students
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Can Tho Launches 'Digital Support for Exams,' Mobilizing 3,600 Youths to Aid Students

From Tuแป•i Trแบป · () Vietnamese

Translated from Vietnamese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Can Tho City is deploying nearly 3,600 young volunteers for its 'Digital Support for Exams' program to assist high school students during their final exams.
  • The initiative includes providing essential supplies, offering psychological support through podcasts and livestreams, and ensuring safe transportation for students.
  • The city has arranged exam locations within 15km of students' residences and prepared free accommodation and meals for those in need.

Can Tho City is mobilizing nearly 3,600 young volunteers for its 'Digital Support for Exams' initiative, aiming to provide comprehensive assistance to over 34,200 high school students during their upcoming final examinations.

This year's program marks the first time the city is significantly leveraging digital technology. The Can Tho City Youth Union and the Vietnam Student Association of Can Tho City are distributing 50,000 bottles of water and other essential items like hats, t-shirts, banners, and flags to support 80 examination sites. Beyond direct on-site support, the program features interactive podcasts and livestreams offering psychological counseling, revision methods, and study tips to boost students' confidence.

Do Phuoc Qui, Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Student Association of Can Tho City, stated that volunteer teams at each exam site will assist students with special needs in reaching their venues and provide refreshments. "We are also coordinating with healthcare facilities, local authorities, and law enforcement to ensure safety and promptly handle any emerging situations during the exams," Qui added.

To ensure accessibility, the city has strategically located exam sites to minimize travel distances, with most students not having to travel more than 15km. For students facing financial difficulties, local authorities are arranging free transportation, accommodation, and meals. The city has established 80 main exam sites with 1,515 rooms, along with waiting areas and backup locations, all ensuring security, safety, and convenient access.

Chรบng tรดi cลฉng phแป‘i hแปฃp cรกc cฦก sแปŸ y tแบฟ, chรญnh quyแปn ฤ‘แป‹a phฦฐฦกng vร  lแปฑc lฦฐแปฃng chแปฉc nฤƒng nhแบฑm bแบฃo ฤ‘แบฃm an toร n, hแป— trแปฃ xแปญ lรฝ kแป‹p thแปi cรกc tรฌnh huแป‘ng phรกt sinh trong thแปi gian diแป…n ra buแป•i thi.

โ€” ฤแป— Phฦฐแป›c QuรญVice Chairman of the Vietnam Student Association of Can Tho City, detailing coordination efforts for student safety during exams.
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Originally published by Tuแป•i Trแบป in Vietnamese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.