PM approves National Programme on children protectionPrime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has approved a National Programme on Children Protection for 2011-2015 period.
Swinburne grants certificates to Vietnamese studentsForty two Vietnamese students have received Master of International Accounting degrees from Swinburne University of Technology.
Cultural diplomacy comes into its ownCultural diplomacy is expected be taught as a subject in several major universities by the end of this year as part of a Government strategy.
Students forced to travel to school by boatMore than 200 students in central Nghe An Province have had to commute to school by boat for years due to a shortage of funds for a bridge.
Where should Vietnam start education renovation?Ton Nu Thi Ninh, who is an experienced diplomat, said the education renovation process should be started with reforms in education levels.
Vietnamese Princess graduates from Sogang UniversityTôn Nu Huy Châu, the great-granddaughter of Vietnam's last King, receives her master's degree from Sogang University on Tuesday.
Students encouraged to resume studiesThe departments of education and training are working to provide material support for students not to drop out of school after Tet.
HiPT teams up with universities for IT trainingThe HiPT Group has signed a memorandum of understanding, agreeing to work together in training members of the labour force in the IT sector.
Physical education: too much, too littlePhysical education in Vietnam has been notorious for cultivating in students a hatred for sports with its rigid grading system and joyless drill.
Vietnam’s two biggest cities rearrange their universitiesColleges and universities in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City must undergo assessment for whether they should be relocated.
City universities stay putUniversities in Hanoi and HCM City are required to submit their plans for moving to the suburbs by February, but many have yet to draft them.
Great devotion of young teacherChuong Thi Yen, a 26-year old teacher, cried when she learned of her new assignment to a remote area.
One in ten adults are obeseThose practising weight loss hypnotherapy will be interested in research published in medical journal, The Lancet, found that one in ten adults are obese.
Experts slam life skills centres for kidsIn the absence of life skill training in schools, urban parents are sending children to unregulated psychological improvement centres.
Universities open doors to foreignersForeign students wishing to study at Vietnamese universities or colleges may soon be exempted from sitting for entrance examinations.
Minority children to get more, better educationVietnam has set a goal to build schools to provide education for more ethnic minority children.
Ethnic students to get free schoolingStudents from the smallest ethnic minority groups at all education levels will be exempted from education fees beginning in March.
Teachers get modest Tet bonusesEvery year during Tet employees in many companies expect high bonuses, while for teachers the bonuses are slim to none.
Preschool for all young children by 2015Vietnam has set a target date of 2015 for completion of its program to provide pre-education to every child under the age of 5.
New books for schools in flood-hit areasThe Ministry of Education and Training has decided to give new books to schools in six recently flooded central provinces.