Ministry denies proposing additions to alphabetThe Ministry of Education and Training does not have any proposal to add four more letters to Vietnam’s current alphabet, said an official.
4 letters could be added to Vietnamese alphabetThe Vietnamese alphabet will likely have 4 more letters, said a draft circular prepared by the Ministry of Education
Schools remain unassertive in setting required minimum marksMany universities have not announced the required minimum marks amid the fear that many students would not enter the schools.
City school’s wage policy angers employeesMany teaching and other staff at a private univeristy in HCM City are miffed with what they call are its unfair wage policy and wrongdoings.
Vietnam set for first private medical universityPM Nguyen Tan Dung has approved in principle plans to build the VND100 billion Hoan My Medical University.
Farmers in remote commune learn EnglishA local official in Vinh Long Province has formed an ‘English club’ where farmers can come together and practice their English.
Fahasa target 100 bookstores nationwideFahasa, a leading book distributor in Vietnam, plans to have 100-120 bookstores cross the country with a focus in northern provinces by 2020.
Education Minister: Low marks for history not a disasterMinister of Education and Training, Pham Vu Luan said that it would not be considered a “disaster” if students pay less attention to history.
Conmen dangle university admission to swindleMany students and parents in HCM City are being conned by swindlers who claim they can get them admission to any university without taking exams.
Historian assails subversion of history teachingHistory is a science and not a political tool, a vice president of the Vietnamese Association of Historical Sciences says.
Quang Nam woman discovers giant butterflyA woman from Tam Phuoc commune in the central province of Quang Nam on July 31 caught a butterfly with wing span of up to 50 centimetres.
Government gives priority to training nuclear energy expertsThe Vietnamese Government will give priority to training experts for nuclear power plant projects, said Deputy PM Nguyen Thien Nhan.
Seven Vietnam colleges rated in top 100 in SE AsiaSeven Vietnamese schools stand in the top 100 universities in Southeast Asia, according to the 2011 Webometrics Ranking of World Universities.
Temple of Literature offers calligraphy trainingA Sino-Nom calligraphy training programme will open at the Temple of Literature in Hanoi this September.
English schools face book-piracy lawsuitA local private publishing house plans to sue some foreign language centres, private bookstores and universities in HCM City for book piracy.
Vietnam seeks more students to attend ISEFVietnamese is doing more to encourage students to join the International Science and Engineering Fair.
Vietnamese and Taiwanese universities boost cooperationHue University will coordinate with Taiwanese Meiho University to enroll students specialising in finance and information management in September.
Vietnam needs a “revolution” in vocational trainingThe quality of Vietnam’s labour force is lower than that in regional countries as the majority of laboures is blue-collar workers.
MOET plans to treat rote learning with mind mapThe Ministry of Education and Training has decided to use mind map in a large scale to help renovate teaching method.
Vietnam wins bronzes at international Maths OlympiadVietnamese team won bronzes at the 52nd International Mathematics Olympiad, said the Department of Examinations and Education Quality Assessment.