Vietnam now witnesses the movement of learning less common foreign languages, because the language skills could be an advantage for Vietnamese to look for jobs.
Graduates of international high schools operating in Vietnam are denied access to Vietnamese higher education, even though their schools are accredited in the country.
A pilot programme to teach natural science subjects in English at high schools for the gifted has proven ineffective because of a lack of qualified criteria.
The Vietnam High Equality Education for All report was aimed at analysing the performance of domestic primary and secondary schooling during 1992-2008.
A lot of high schools in Vinh Phuc province refused to receive the applications for attending university entrance exams from the student with weak learning ability.
As many as 845 primary schools with around 315,000 students in 36 provinces and cities have benefited from the School Education Quality Assurance Programme.
Sending children abroad to famous universities is now in fashion among well off families. However, in many cases, overseas study cannot bring the desire things.
HCM City vows to basically fulfill the task of universalising preschool education for five-year-old children by the end of 2012, but there are still too many things to be done by that time.
The traditional teaching method, under which, teachers try to stuff students heads with knowledge, has been replaced by a new method to help students “learn by experiencing.”