English centres promise a lot, ‘deliver little'Foreign language centres, which have been mushrooming in HCM City, have been using eye-catching adverts to attract students.
Japan offers scholarships worth USD4 millionJapan and Vietnam signed an exchange of notes on a human resource development scholarship with a budget of $4.16 million in Hanoi.
Live forum offers hospitality management opportunity in SwitzerlandDantri/DTiNews held a live, online forum with the Swiss Education Group on the opportunities in hotel management study in Switzerland.
PM urges more education reformsPrime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung urged the educational sector to continue management and finance reforms to improve education quality.
Vietnam secures 7 medals at international academic contestsVietnam bagged 7 medals at two international science contests in Taiwan and Turkey, said an agency from the Ministry of Education and Training.
Vietnam wins five medals at Int’l Physics OlympiadVietnamese students brought home five medals from the 42 nd International Physics Olympiad that took place in Thailand from July 8-18.
Overcrowded kindergartens a worry for People's CouncilOverloaded kindergarten system was the focus of concern from delegates during a question-and-answer session at Hanoi People's Council.
Experts look at ways to boost higher educationOver 160 domestic and foreign leaders, lecturers and postgraduates discussed ways to improve the quality of training in universities and colleges.
Overcrowded kindergartens a worry for People's CouncilOverloaded kindergarten system was the focus of concern from delegates during a question-and-answer session at Hanoi People's Council.
Epidemic forces HCM City preschools to closeKindergartens and nurseries across Ho Chi Minh City have closed after an outbreak of hand, foot and mouth disease.
Lawyers ‘lack quality training'Vietnamese lawyers need more training to ensure they are professional and ethical, said the Vietnam Bar Federation's President Le Thuc Anh.
Dien Bien kids to be taught in Thai, MongLocal government in Dien Bien Province has approved a project to teach Thai and Mong to primary and secondary students in the period of 2011-15.
Lawyers ‘lack quality training'Vietnamese lawyers need more training to ensure they are professional and ethical, said the Vietnam Bar Federation's President Le Thuc Anh.
Revival of Thai, Mong languages in schoolsDien Bien Province has approved a project to teach Thai and Mong languages to primary school children during the academic years 2011-2015.
Fulfilling a university dream70cm tall and less than 30kg in weight, an Agent Orange victim has been admitted to Danang University of Education.
Education decisive for new rural future, says PMEducation and training are key factors in creating human resources for the implementation of a new rural construction programme, Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung said.
Entrance exam cheats go hi-techTechnological development encouraged some students to be bold in their attempts to cheat at this month's university entrance exams.
Five-year-olds get priority at public kindergartensPublic kindergartens in Hanoi have been ordered to give priority to five-year-old children as part of a move to universalise pre-school education.
‘Non-profit' private schools in grey areaDespite full participation of private organisations in education sector, the country is still looking for a way of effectively running the system.
Hanoi to offer sufficient kindergarten seating in 4 yearsParents in Hanoi will not have to queue up to enroll their kids in public kindergartens by 2015 when there is no shortage of preschool facilities.