The first meeting of the Mentor-Mentee Club of For Tomorrow’s Development was held on 23 November, 2019 – Photo: PV
During meetings, Mr. Hai Quang always reminded his successors of the debt he owed to Mr. Duong Quang Thien when he passed away, and said the old saying in his own way: When eating fruits, remember to plant trees.
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As an excellent student at the renowned Le Hong Phong School in Ho Chi Minh City, Le Nguyễn Minh Quảng’s path to university once faced obstacles due to his background. The bad prejudices of this time sometimes bridge a beautiful, memorable memory with Mr. Hai Kwong and For Tomorrow’s Development.
the story is recorded above Tuoi Tre: Tuoi Tre 21 January 1989 – List of 10 outstanding students in difficult circumstances who were awarded the second For Tomorrow Development Scholarship, not named Kwong; Youth January 24, 1989, article “If only there weren’t 10 scholarships” had the paragraph: “Later” Youth Announcing the selection criteria, we received 24 applications and we sincerely wanted to give scholarships to all 24 students, all of whom are very good students and facing difficulties.
However, sadly, funding is limited, effort is not enough”, and the article describes a case of a lawsuit: “After the results were announced, a student came to ask: “Why is my score higher than the results? ” A classmate, but the board chose the friend with lower marks? Is it because my father was an official of the old regime?”.
This question made the entire selection committee feel uncomfortable and unhappy, with the opinion that there was no background factor in the selection process. Ban explained: Choose a friend with a lower score because his situation is more difficult. Hearing this, the student smiled openly: “Then I agree…”.
Tuoi Tre 28 January 1989: Two more students were awarded scholarships, one of whom was Le Nguyễn Minh Quang, who came to complain the next day. Tuoi Tre September 28, 1989: Student Le Nguyen Minh Quang gave an excellent defense of the topic of applying computing to calculations in construction.
Later, Kwong received several other scholarships in France and the United States to further her expertise, but she said that the For Tomorrow’s Development Scholarship made her the most proud and was a source of inspiration for her entire life. It is a timely award, which provides confidence that efforts will be appropriately recognized.
After years of studying and training abroad, he decided to return to Vietnam to work and contribute his construction expertise to the development of the city. Kwong was also one of the first to return to the report YouthJoined “Families for Tomorrow’s Development” and began their journey of “Planting Trees, Repaying the Debt of Those Who Care.”
Not only does he personally contribute to programs and scholarships, Kwong also works within the organizations he works for, and actively works to add to the tradition of “those who go first, those who last.” Creates mentor-mentee clubs (trainer-recipient). Among the members of “Families for Tomorrow’s Development”.
Dao Thi Hang – 2004 School Relay Scholarship – From a bamboo boat on the Ai Tu River (Quang Tri), now an inspiring entrepreneur with two brands Mam Thuyen Nan and Hama English Learning Village – Photo: TL
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Starting from some adventurous and dynamic construction students, they came to Baichi Soltech Company to find the General Director Mr. Hai Kwong to apply for part-time job and internship after receiving the scholarship. relay for school, He agreed and the professional environment helped him make faster progress in his studies and advance faster in his jobs.
Over the years, the juniors quickly became peers who were both professionally stable and consistent. Kwong immediately set about finding ways to deploy it more widely in “Families for Tomorrow’s Development.”
“Mrs. Ba, Mr. Tu, Mr. Nam” in the family immediately responded to yesterday’s development, a small club was formed, including Mr. Kwong, Mr. Luan from the construction industry; Ms. Nga and Mr. Nguyen major in finance and banking; Mr. Liem in Medicine, Mr. Nut… are willing to be mentors for students in addition to financial aid.
Since then, every year comes the season relay for schoolAfter completing his contribution to the scholarship fund, Mr. Hai Kwong contacted them again to get the list of new students. relay for school Will study in Ho Chi Minh City, bringing them back to the club to select more suitable friends for long-term guidance.
After 20 years of operation, the new students’ self-portraits have been modernized and comprehensive in subsequent years, with ample space for them to report their academic achievements, present their circumstances, and share their beliefs. Dream, strive and express your individuality. No need to go through interviews, just read the profiles, you will immediately choose the most suitable people.
The mentor-mentee meeting was held at the newspaper headquarters Youth What fun the last day of 2019 is. The brothers and sisters of the “first generation” of “Families for Tomorrow’s Development” – some even came to report for the first time – but all said just look at the words. Youth I feel hot and feel like coming home.
The new students of the “last generation” were still confused, but their youthful innocence soon brought them all together into one family. Mr. Hai Quang also brought along his brother Minh Quang, whom he encouraged to join the mentor team. Each mentor-mentee group of Relay to School is formed according to each principal.
I followed their activities in networking groups with pleasure. For many years, during the epidemic, everyone studied together, worked together, and overcame difficulties together. Mr. Ngo Tran Cong Luan said he received additional support for the family of a student who lost his father during the pandemic season.
Mr. Minh Quan said that the number of medical students accepting him as their mentor has increased to nine. “Every time they meet, it’s like a family celebration.” And there’s nothing more fun than reading students’ stories.
“For over three years, I have been honored to be a member of the For Tomorrow Development family and a member of the Mentor-Mentee Club, where there are uncles and brothers-in-law who are always ready to help and listen. Listen And reply.
Ms. Nga is a very considerate mentor, who not only guides in study and work, but also listens to life stories, and shares her own stories freely.
You helped me understand: To be successful, everyone has to go through challenges, no one has all the difficulties, and no one has all the advantages. Since then, I have become more confident and determined…”, confides Tran Ai Mi, a student at the University of Economics.
“Family for Tomorrow’s Development has allowed me to meet a teacher who is much more than a teacher. Uncle Kwong is a successful man, but he takes the time to share that he has to balance study and work. How to schedule work, support me in finding documents for the project, help other students find internships that match their expertise and abilities, teach us how to overcome difficulties, track positive things. Have a goal, aim, ideal of my life.
They also provided material assistance in the form of rewards to encourage us to put in more efforts. Sometimes when I encounter difficulties, I want to rest, then thinking about you gives me more inspiration to continue trying…”, Doan Thi Kieu, a student at the University of Architecture Nien said.
Big family for tomorrow’s development, relay for school It has thousands of members and there is no greater joy than when the program is expanded like this.
The material and spiritual gifts that have supported and accompanied me throughout my university studies have been invaluable and they have been a huge help for me to feel secure in pursuing my life dreams and to have more confidence in moving forward. Will be an inspiration. There’s still a long journey ahead,” Thanh said. Polytechnic University student Tuyện said…
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