Tuoi Tre Newspaper and Van Hien University have just signed a coordination agreement for the '"GIVE WINGS TO DREAM" scholarship program on the afternoon of April 4. Total value of more than 19 billion VND in 3 years.
The signing ceremony to cooperate in implementing the “Give wings to dream” scholarship program between Tuoi Tre newspaper and Van Hien University took place on the afternoon of April 4
The “Give wings to dream” scholarship program was born from the pain of Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Minh Duc - principal of Van Hien University - when he knew that many students were good at studying but had to drop out of school because of too many difficulties.
Encourage interest in society
In the first year, this scholarship offers 100 scholarships (4 million VND/scholarship) for middle and high school students from 13 provinces and cities in the Mekong Delta region.
Receiving scholarships are students who have the will to excel in their studies, are in difficult circumstances or are orphans, breadwinners or family members who unfortunately suffer from serious diseases, work accidents, etc.
Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Minh Duc, principal of Van Hien University
Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Minh Duc, principal of Van Hien University, said this scholarship is somewhat different from some other programs and scholarships.
In particular, the person recommending and recommending for scholarship consideration must be friends, teachers in the school, class, people in the area and readers of Tuoi Tre newspaper who know well about the person being introduced.
The introductory article should clearly state the student's efforts to overcome difficulties and excel in study and life.
11 awards will be given to articles or people who discover the right subject, selected to be published in Tuoi Tre newspaper publications, creating a spread in society.
"The implication of the above work is to encourage mutual concern in the community, sharing of the whole society," Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Minh Duc shared.
Mr. Tran Thanh Huong, CEO of HungHau Holdings, permanent vice chairman of the school council of Van Hien University
Mr. Tran Thanh Huong - CEO of HungHau Holdings, permanent vice chairman of the school council of Van Hien University - said the scholarship program closely follows the mission of the school "training students to become good people before becoming famous".
"Through many other activities and especially this program, we want to convey to students that message to together carry out the school's common mission," Mr. Huong emphasized.
Regarding the “Give wings to dream” scholarship, Mr. Huong said this is the first time accompanying Tuoi Tre newspaper. He hopes that the program will spread so that it can support more students who have the will to study well and overcome difficulties.
The “Give wings to dream” scholarship program will be implemented over 3 years, with a total budget of more than 19 billion VND
Peace of mind to pursue your book lamp dream Ms. Tran Nguyen Lien Minh - principal of Binh Minh Saigon College - shared that she hopes the program will start soon to be able to support the fastest and most students who are really passionate about book lights.
According to her, the scholarship value is not too large but will provide initial support to improve situations in the first part of the journey to change fate.
Mr. Nguyen Hoang Nguyen - deputy editor-in-chief of Tuoi Tre newspaper - shared his desire to contribute to young people in many regions, so that the school's students can rest assured that studying is a very meaningful and humane intention of the school.
Mr. Nguyen, on behalf of the newspaper, thanked the noble hearts of Hung Hau Group, Van Hien University and Binh Minh Saigon College.
"Hopefully this program will contribute to helping many young people, especially the school's students, feel more secure in pursuing their dream of changing their fate through writing," Mr. Nguyen shared.
19.3 billion VND in 3 years
The "Give wings to dream" scholarship program is held for 3 years with a total value of 19.3 billion VND.
Each year the program awards 100 scholarships to middle and high school students (4 million VND/scholarship). At the same time, 120 scholarships were awarded to students entering Van Hien University (VHU) and Binh Minh Saigon College (total value of 5.6 billion VND).
Particularly in 2024, it will be for students in 13 provinces and cities in the Mekong Delta. In the next two years, it is expected to be for the Southeast, Central and Central Highlands regions.
Mr. Nguyen Hoang Nguyen (left) - deputy editor-in-chief of Tuoi Tre newspaper and Associate Professor Dr. Nguyen Minh Duc - principal of Van Hien University - signed and symbolically handed over the total budget for implementing the scholarship program “Give wings to dream”
Each year the program awards 100 scholarships to middle and high school students (4 million VND/scholarship)