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One decision makes thousands of MA’s lose degree

One decision makes thousands of MA’s lose degree

Fifteen universities nationwide have received a dispatch from the Ministry of Education and Training, which requests the schools to cancel the recognition for matriculation of thousands of MA course students.
Kindergarten attendance grows

Kindergarten attendance grows

Work on universalising pre-school education across the country during the past two years has reaped encouraging results, especially in the development of kindergartens.
The age of cheap educational products

The age of cheap educational products

Like food, drinks and consumer goods for daily life, educational products have become the “popular goods” available everywhere, especially on online markets with offered attractive discounts.
PM promotes more vocational training

PM promotes more vocational training

PM Nguyen Tan Dung affirmed that the development of education and vocational training was one of the most important policies for Vietnam's transition to an industrial country by 2020.
Deputy PM urges focus on scientific research

Deputy PM urges focus on scientific research

Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Thien Nhan has told university educators that continued socioeconomic development would depend on improved scientific research at the tertiary level.
Connect a school, connect a community

Connect a school, connect a community

“Connect a School, Connect a Community” is a public-private partnership launched by ITU to promote broadband Internet connectivity for schools in developing countries.

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