According to the Hanoi Department of Education and Training, Google has just decided to pilot digital transformation at a school with many difficulties in a suburban district of Hanoi.

The announcement was made within the framework of a workshop on digital transformation in education held by the Hanoi Department of Education and Training and Google for Education.

At the December 19 workshop on digital transformation in education held by the Hanoi Department of Education and Training and Google for Education.

Information from Google's representative in Vietnam said that Google has chosen Xuy Xa Secondary School in My Duc district - one of the units that still has difficulty in terms of facilities to pilot the smart classroom model with the Google Workspace for Education System, using Google Chromebooks.

The model will be applied in 4 classes consisted of 120 students and 30 teachers. With this program, the Hanoi Department of Education and Training hopes that, through support and pilot implementation and a set of solutions for other schools, while educational managers will have more information, skills and motivation to promote digital transformation in schools.

In October, Google also announced that it will offer 40,000 scholarships for Vietnamese students, and introduced three additional training courses in its programme to support Vietnam’s digital transformation, as part of the Google Career Certificates programme.

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