Education

Students who study nuclear power at domestic universities will now have their tuition and accommodation fees waived, thanks to the Government's recent draft decision.

Vietnam is encouraging scientists from abroad to join scientific research and the transfer of new technology at local universities.

HCMC's authorities requested a freeze on the bank account of the Melior Vietnam Company after their school closed suddenly.

Children in My Yen Commune, Thai Nguyen Province, have 10 new classrooms as a result of a project jointly funded by local authorities and the Boeing Company.

The Hanoi education department initiated programme on teaching English to first graders started in 2008. To date, 400 schools have joined the programme.

Many modern parents coddle their children, creating disruption in the classroom and problems for other children.

Many graduates with excellent degrees continue to fail to find jobs due to a lack of vocational skills.

Hanoi has proposed new regulations, banning teachers from offering extra classes to primary students.

Imitation, not creativeness, is the thing Vietnamese teachers require on their students when they teach how to write compositions.

Increasing numbers of Vietnamese are taking MA studies to progress in their careers. However, the quality of the courses is in doubt.

The increasingly high demand for foreign English teachers has turned Vietnam into a promising land for many English native speakers.

While Vietnamese students feel excited with the new teaching method applied by foreign teachers, their parents are worried about possible negative effects.

Most Vietnamese students believe that teachers need to be grateful to them, because they bring money to teachers which can feed teachers’ families.

Several Vietnamese teachers have found fame on social networks thanks to their great innovations and contributions at work.

Firms are targeting pre-school kids as part of their marketing campaigns by sponsoring traditional commendation certificates for good behaviour.

Vietnam’s university education still cannot integrate fully into the world because Vietnamese still do not have the foreign language skills and a good enough reasonable management mechanism.

After retirement, a 80 year-old teacher has opened her own doors to teach disabled and disadvantaged children in Hanoi.

The HCM City Department of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs said it would revoke the licenses granted to several other Singapore-owned schools in the city.

Science subjects have been taught in English at many general schools in big cities, where students can start learning English very soon and have good basic English skills.