Vietnam to establish advanced mathematics research institute
Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has signed a decision to set up an advanced mathematics research institute.
Government maps out education budget for 2011
The Ministry of Education and Training said the total state budget dedicated to education for 2011 is expected to be $254 million.
Vietnam wins 34 golds at ASEAN University Games
With 34 golds, 16 silvers and 14 bronzes, the Vietnamese team ranked fourth at the 15 th Asian University Games (AUG).
Prejudice preventing HIV/AIDS-infected children from education
Relevant authorities in Vietnam are finding it hard to help HIV/AIDS-infected children go to schools.
Universities urged to teach ethics, values
Pedagogy universities and colleges should offer courses in ethics and values as well as more professional training, speakers at a Ho Chi Minh City workshop said on Dec. 21.
Pilot English teaching project hit by staff shortage, poor skills
A lack of facilities and a shortage of qualified teachers have adversely affected the pilot English language teaching programme for primary school children.
Survey says over 70% of school students play online games
A Ministry of Education and Training survey showed that over 70% of school students play online games on school days.
$9million devoted to build Thua Thien Hue’s top secondary school
Thua Thien-Hue Province's authority has approved a VND178 billion (USD8.9 million) budget to rebuild a secondary school.
Denmark to fund art education in primary schools in Vietnam
The government of Denmark approved a fund of 3.900,000 DKK (USD692) for the promotion of art education in primary schools in Vietnam.
Ho Chi Minh City to force investors to construct educational institutions
The People’s Committee will force investors to build educational, healthcare, and entertainment facilities in a plan for new residential blocks.
Social contributions will help reduce student dropouts in Mekong delta
Minister of Education and Training said more social contributions are needed to help thousands of students in the Mekong delta region.
Vietnam, China exchange educational experiences
A large number of Vietnamese and Chinese educational experts and university students gathered to attend in the seminar entitled “Vietnam-China educational policies”.
GE constructs first training laboratory for Vietnamese students
GE inaugurated its first training laboratory at University of Technical Education in Ho Chi Minh City on December 9.
City schools add yoga
Yoga has become a part of the daily routine for Ho Chi Minh City schoolchildren - grades K to 12.
Da Nang’s new state job recruitment policy labeled “unfair”
Education experts have criticised Da Nang’s plan not to recruit in-service graduates for state agency positions.
Forum addresses lifelong learning objectives for Vietnam
Vietnam is determined to provide favourable conditions for every citizen to access lifelong learning opportunities.
Fulbright scholarship opportunity for Vietnamese students
The U.S. Embassy in Vietnam announces the 2012 Fulbright Vietnamese Student Scholarship Program.
WB helps reform VN’s higher education
The Higher Education Development Policy Program in Vietnam, worth of US $50 million, was ratified on December 1 by the World Bank.
Vietnam to establish university of oil and gas
Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has recently decided to establish the Vietnam University of Oil & Gas, which will be invested by Vietnam National Oil & Gas Group.
Children in remote areas fight poverty and struggle to study
A branch of an elementary school in the south-central province of Khanh Hoa is filled with children in poverty.
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