Education

The curriculum for masters degrees in business administration in Vietnam are unpractical, many educators said.

The two countries are seeking to heighten their cooperation in higher education by setting up more joint training programmes.

Many secondary school students in mountainous areas in Quang Ngai and Quang Nam provinces quit school to get married.

The Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization held a seminar on October 11 to promote lifelong learning and discuss its plan to develop a lifelong learning centre in Hanoi.

Unable to find the jobs as teachers, a lot of pedagogical school graduates have seen their knowledge buried in oblivion.

Nutrition intervention, especially at kindergarten and primary schools, is taking an important role in managing the increasing rates of obesity in children in Vietnam.

Schools have been struggling to find qualified English teachers since a national pilot programme was launched last year.

The Ministry of Education and Training has asked the Hanoi People's Committee to issue regulations to standardise the fees.

Many international schools in Ho Chi Minh City are recruiting students for courses without a license.

Primary schools in Ho Chi Minh City are facing a serious shortage of English teachers.

DTiNews held a live forum with experts who answered questions about the practical issues associated with study in the UK.

New colleges will receive permission to be established if at least 15% of its lecturers have MA degrees and higher.

An online forum entitled “UK Education - The best bang for your buck”, is going live right now on DTiNews.

The UPS Foundation has donated USD30,000 to help improve educational quality in the Mekong delta provinces of Dong Thap and Kien Giang.

US and British institutions once again dominate an annual worldwide league table of universities, but there is a fresh name at the top, unseating long-time leader Harvard.

DTiNews will stage a live, online forum entitled “UK Education - The best bang for your buck” on October 7.

Minister of Education and Training Pham Vu Luan discussed with HCM City leaders and academics strategies for education reform.

Many universities have spent tens of billions of dong to purchase expensive equipment for technique majors, but still fail to attract more students.

The Centre for Research and Education of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing , the first of its kind in the country, was launched in HCM City on October 2.