The Ministry of Education and Training has just held a conference to summarize 2023 and set out directions and tasks for 2024 regarding inspection work.
In 2023, the Inspectorate of the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) conducted and basically completed 16 planned inspections of 38 agencies and units; 4 surprise inspections of 7 units.
Conducted and completed 14 planned inspections and 3 surprise inspections; assigned civil servants to coordinate and participate in 5 inspections conducted by units under the Ministry.
Minister of Education and Training Nguyen Kim Son (Photo: TL).
Through inspection, examination and review work according to the monitoring and management function, the Inspectorate has issued 13 decisions on administrative sanctions against organizations and individuals with a total fine of VND 732,500,000. At the same time, the organization monitors and urges the implementation of inspection conclusions according to regulations.
During the year, the Inspectorate has focused its forces on organizing inspections and examinations of the High School Graduation Exam. Specifically, it has mobilized and organized training in inspection and examination skills for nearly 7,000 people participating in the inspection and examination of the Exam.
Established 10 inspection teams for exam preparation in 20 provinces and cities, 63 inspection teams for exam marking in 63 provinces and cities. Through inspection and examination work, limitations and shortcomings were promptly discovered and recommendations were made to the Examination Council to organize the exam seriously and in accordance with regulations; contributing to the success of the exam.
In 2023, the Ministry Inspectorate also reviewed higher education institutions showing signs of violating the 2022 university entrance exam results, and imposed administrative sanctions on organizations and individuals with violations. In addition, it organized citizen receptions, received and processed complaints, denunciations, recommendations, and reflections in accordance with regulations.
In order to facilitate the management and organization of inspection and examination tasks, the Ministry Inspectorate has continued to review and complete the system of documents on inspection work, ensuring systematicity, consistency and conformity with superior documents and management practices of the Ministry and the Education sector. This task will continue to be focused on and promoted by the Ministry Inspectorate in 2024.
In 2024, according to the plan, the Ministry Inspectorate will organize 16 inspections and 12 examinations. Coordinate and urge units under the Ministry to implement on time and with quality a total of 71 inspections.
Focus on directing and guiding the organization of inspection and examination of the 2024 High School Graduation Exam; continue to enhance the effectiveness of the implementation of inspection tasks of the Department of Education and Training, and internal inspection of public service units.
Looking back at the inspection and examination work in the field of education and training in general, and the Inspectorate of the Ministry of Education and Training in particular, Minister Nguyen Kim Son assessed that "we have done more work, at a more urgent speed, with better depth and adjustment impact".
According to the Minister, the education sector is in the process of implementing fundamental and comprehensive reforms. In a changing state, problems and tasks will certainly be more numerous. Accordingly, the work of inspectors will be more difficult, with higher requirements and more specific requirements...
“Inspection is a very important state management tool. It is also a tool to continue paving the way for innovation, a “midwife” for innovation, making innovation more in the right direction and better”, with this view, the Minister emphasized the requirements for inspection officers, not only need to be proficient in professional skills and discipline, but also need a spirit of understanding and action.
“There are things that are right in spirit and essence, but not in form and form. There are also cases where form and form are correct but are actually an obstacle to innovation. Inspectors need to see this clearly.
Therefore, in addition to being proficient in their profession, inspectors must work with other departments and divisions to understand what is being innovated and what is happening, including in general and university education; from there, they can see the problem, see what needs to be encouraged, what needs to be warned...", sharing this, the Minister noted that the Inspectorate of the Ministry of Education and Training must truly bring the spirit, requirements, and goals of innovation to spread to the grassroots and receive the spirit of the grassroots to the Ministry.
Along with that is doing a good job of coordination. With 63 provinces and cities, hundreds of universities, while the inspection force is still thin, the inspection work must go through "points" to resolve "areas".
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