Education

A special Vietnam-Japan education forum has been held in Tokyo to mark the 40th anniversary of the two nations’ diplomatic ties.

Disadvantaged children and their demands for education have drawn the attention of many delegates at a workshop in Ho Chi Minh City.

Several underprivileged students in HCM City have been forced into the role of domestic help for their landlords after being provided with free or discounted accommodation.

A request that press agencies must report exam cheating to local authorities before publishing stories has been widely rejected.

Only between 40% and 50% of graduates from universities of medicine and pharmacy in HCM City can find a suitable job, an agency has said.

A large number of reference books with inaccurate information on Vietnamese history, geography and culture, are stirring up public concerns over their negative impacts on children.

Vietnam and the German State of Hessen will work hard together to make the Vietnamese-German University a high quality educational centre in the country and region.

Vietnamese students who studied abroad are also finding it difficult to find suitable jobs on their return to Vietnam.

Philippine President Benigno Aquino signed a law Wednesday giving children three extra years of schooling, one of his key reforms aimed at lifting the country out of poverty.

Many primary schools in HCM City are still facing various difficulties in applying the new national English training programme due to teacher and funding shortfalls.

Twelve Vietnamese students have departed for the US to attend the International Science and Engineering Fair 2013.

Russia will grant 335 scholarships to Vietnamese undergraduate and post-graduate students in 2013.

An official believes that due to the scarcity of jobs, people are looking at other options rather than continuing tertiary education.

The country should revise the 2006 Law on Vocational Training in order to get private sectors to invest more in this practice and attract more students to trade jobs, said Duong Duc Lan, Director of the General Department for

As many as 130 disadvantaged Vietnamese students who have made outstanding achievements in study have been selected for scholarships in the second term of the 2012-2013 academic year.

Asia Foundation has presented scholarships to 70 poor female students in the southern province of An Giang.

An energy group led by the US-based Chevron company will help to upgrade schools and provide scholarships for poor students in the Cuu Long (Mekong) Delta Region.

A cashier at a school in Nghe An was accused of misappropriating over VND230 million to pay for medical services.

The MoET should consider restructuring the education system by cutting basic education by three years, an expert suggested.