FPT Telecom donated 12 STEM rooms to students in disadvantaged areas

FPT Telecom accompanied the Ministry of Public Security to donate 12 STEM rooms in Lao Cai, Thai Nguyen, Dak Lak, Can Tho and Tay Ninh on September 5, opening opportunities to access technology for students in disadvantaged areas.

The classrooms will be ready for use in the 2026-2027 school year. Particularly, the school in Nghe An will receive STEM rooms from August 28.

Each room has equipment for learning and experiencing science and technology such as robot assembly, robot Olympics stadium, Neo One computer arena, 3D printer and animation station. Students can directly assemble, test, control and create with these devices.

The classrooms also have FPT Internet and FPT Play sponsored by FPT Telecom, serving teaching and learning activities. Through the practice space, students gradually approach science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), and become familiar with AI, IoT, Robotics and digital skills.

In addition, teachers at schools are also trained and guided by experts in the field of STEM to organize activities, thereby gradually proactively implementing programs.

The project aims to respond to the social security policy of the Ministry of Public Security for the period 2026-2030, promoting the implementation of the "three best" emulation movement, aiming to support difficult areas and contribute to the development of high-quality human resources. In particular, FPT Telecom accompanies schools to build a modern learning environment, helping students access science and technology.

Lieutenant Colonel Hoang Viet Anh, Chairman of FPT Telecom, said that the value of technology not only lies in its ability to connect but can also open up new opportunities for people, including the younger generation.

According to him, each STEM room is a space for students to explore, practice and create, thereby cultivating a love of science and technology and confidently imagining the future. This is also how FPT Telecom continues the pioneering spirit of the past 30 years by contributing to the community.

The activity also targets the 30th anniversary of FPT Telecom (January 31, 1997 - January 31, 2027), continuing the journey of bringing connection and technology closer to the community. Through the project, the business wants to turn its strengths in technological capacity and connectivity into practical values ​​for society, especially the young generation - those who will contribute to the human resources and technological appearance of Vietnam in the future.

The resources to build STEM rooms come from the program "FoxSteps - 30 billion steps of Pioneering Spirit", launched by FPT Telecom in March. Through jogging and walking, FPT Telecom employees and relatives across the country accumulate each step, towards the goal of 30 billion steps and contribute to the fund to build STEM rooms on the occasion of the enterprise's 30th birthday.

In the coming time, FPT Telecom will continue to accompany the Ministry of Public Security to donate STEM rooms to many schools in difficult and remote areas across the country. Businesses expect each classroom to not only be a place for students to learn about technology but also open up opportunities to explore their own abilities.