The week-long event runs from October 1 to 7, featuring a variety of activities aligned with the theme, such as wide-scale media campaigns to raise awareness of the purpose, meaning, and benefits of lifelong learning and building a learning society; close coordination among local Party committees, authorities, and Vietnam Fatherland Front committee from commune to hamlet and sub-zone levels to promote lifelong learning as a regular task tied to the commune’s socio-economic development goals; and active application of information technology, digital transformation, and the optimization of digital platforms.

Educational institutions and local organizations have been encouraged to increase the use of digital technology; develop digital libraries and digital bookshelves in schools and communities; and promote the use of shared e-libraries, ensuring easier public access to knowledge.

Each official, Party member, civil servant, and public employee is expected to set an example in self-study and lifelong learning - continuously improving their professional qualifications while fostering political mettle, ethics, and workstyle to better serve the people.

The organisation of Lifelong Learning Week reflects the commitment of the Party Committee, authorities, and people of Mai Son commune to build a learning society, creating the most favorable conditions for all residents to have opportunities for regular and lifelong education.