(Dan Tri) - The spirit of lifelong learning is not only a core value in education, but also the key to improving leadership capacity and innovating teaching methods, contributing to promoting the sustainable development of the country's education.
Educational strategy to meet the globalization era
In recent years, Vietnam's education system has witnessed many strong changes in approach, especially the focus on developing a lifelong learning spirit. This is not only a trend, but has become an important method to build a sustainable education system, improve the quality of human resources, and meet the increasing human resource requirements of the era of globalization and digital transformation.
The spirit of lifelong learning is a continuous process, regardless of age, status or living conditions (Photo: BUV).
Recognizing the importance of this activity, the Government has launched the movement "The whole country competes to build a learning society, promoting lifelong learning in the period of 2023-2030". A learning society is promoted with flexible forms of learning, from formal learning to learning through online platforms, with training programs suitable for all needs and conditions.
Lifelong learning linked to practical impact
In that context, British University Vietnam (BUV) has pioneered the spirit of lifelong learning and the educational philosophy of Purpose-based impact learning (PBIL) since its inception.
The PBIL philosophy encourages students and practitioners to not only learn within the framework of lectures, but also practice and apply knowledge in real life. Through this, learners are equipped with the necessary skills to succeed in the global working environment, creating a positive impact on society.
Training program for more than 1,000 leaders of educational units.
Recently, within the framework of cooperation between BUV and the Academy of Educational Management, a staff training program for more than 1,000 leaders of educational units was organized, emphasizing BUV's commitment to supporting career development and enhancing leadership capacity in the field of education, thereby contributing to promoting innovative, creative and sustainable education in Vietnam.
Towards sustainable educational development
At the opening ceremony of the training course, a representative of the Hanoi Department of Education and Training emphasized the importance of the program, hoping that students would absorb and effectively apply knowledge and modern teaching methods from teachers and experts at home and abroad, thereby contributing to the cause of educational innovation in the capital.
Professor Rick Bennett, Vice President and Vice President of BUV, shared in the training program.
The training program is divided into four core topics with highly applicable content. Trainees will be trained in "Human resource management towards autonomy and creativity", with the goal of building a flexible and creative working environment through the application of advanced educational models in the world such as Montessori and High Tech High into the Vietnamese educational context.
The topic "Instructional Leadership Models and International Experiences" will help students learn decentralized and transformational leadership methods from famous schools around the world, such as Vantaa Elementary School (Finland) and Poughkeepsie Day School (USA).
"Developing school management skills in the digital transformation era" equips students with knowledge of new technologies in management and teaching, from online learning platforms to data management tools.
The topic "Application of technology in teaching, assessment and classification of students" helps students to proficiently use modern technology tools in designing lectures and assessing students' abilities, improving teaching quality and effectiveness of assessment of learning quality.
Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Thi Thu Hang, Chairwoman of the Board of Directors of the Academy of Educational Management, emphasized the goal of the training program series to build a team of highly qualified education staff, promote digital transformation and international integration in education.
Mr. James McMillan, representative of the group of lecturers and training experts of BUV, spoke about the importance of this training course in improving school management capacity: "The course not only provides theoretical knowledge but also focuses on practical application, helping educational managers of the capital develop leadership skills and solve problems in the economic and educational environment", Mr. James McMillan emphasized.
The training program demonstrates a shared commitment to building an advanced and sustainable education system, contributing to the goal of improving the quality of education and developing high-quality human resources for the future.
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