Education

Teachers at a nursery school in Thua Thien Hue have transformed throw-away items into toys to spur their pupil’s creativity.

The Korean government has given a USD1.8 million grant to Vietnam to establish the ASEAN Cyber University.

There is no one in Hoi An City in Quang Nam Province who doesn’t know Joanne Stewart’s freeswimming school for kids.

More than one million students from across Vietnam have started their high school graduation exam.

Nearly 2 million students will take university and college entrance exams from July 4-16, said the Ministry of Education and Training.

Career training centres in HCM City are presently facing a shortfall of students and many are now letting out their space to cover expenses.

Summer may be one long break for children, but parents seem to be struggling to find enough to keep their kids occupied.

Nearly 2 million students will take university and college entrance exams from July 4-16, according to the Ministry of Education and Training.

Vocational training for rural labourers working in HCMC has not met expectations, according to the Department of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs.

It is important to train teachers in soft skills for them to educate their students in ethics, experts told a workshop in Ho Chi Minh City.

Vietnam has focused on an initiative to increase computer literacy among disadvantaged students and people in rural and remote areas.

The Prime Minister has agreed on a credit agreement for a 10 million euro vocational training project granted by the German bank, KfW.

Hanoi is encouraging students to further study chemistry in response to the International Year of Chemistry 2011.

Mong pupils in their first and second years at Lao Chai Primary School in Sa Pa used to struggle in school because lessons were in Vietnamese.

Education experts are increasingly worried about the number of students who seem to be addicted to online games.

A lot of children do not have a “summer holiday” because they must learn hard to prepare for exams to enter the first grade of prestigious schools.

The island looks inhospitable, but some teachers have decided to make an effort to provide its children with an education.

The business of buying and selling fake diplomas and English certificates allows students to shirk a real education.

A workshop to be given by the British Council will ask the question of how Vietnam should market itself to the rest of the world.