Despite the low demand and the low popularity of e-books and the widespread copyright infringement, the big guys in the hi-tech sector all are planning to digitalise textbooks.
Many parents in Hanoi have complained about excessive school fees, but have failed to petition school leaders as they are worried it would affect their children.
Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has approved a plan to support vocational training and job creation for people living with disabilities in the 2012-2020 period.
The Ministry of Education and Training said that Vietnam strives to upgrade the training quality, while it does not intend to expand the network scale.
Financial difficulties have so far deferred the relocation of higher education institutions to HCM City's spacious outskirts, said the local Department of Planning and Architecture.
Many local junior colleges and universities are going against education regulations by recruiting students for training programs at unauthorized places outside their own campuses.
Vietnam’s efforts to better teach its students English have encountered a problem as electronic reading pens are now regarded as inconvenient and ineffective.
A forum on tertiary education between Vietnam and Switzerland opened in HCM City, drawing representatives from 20 Vietnamese universities and seven universities from Switzerland.