Education

Universities will be given more rights to self-determination since the 2014-2015 school year, according to the new regulations on university promulgated by the Government.

The HCMC Association for Promoting Education has launched many scholarship models which have received strong praise.

Many faculties at colleges and universities are at risk of having to close their doors due to a serious shortage of students, according to university and college representatives.

Wearing a heavy bag to school everyday has become a fright for many primary pupils in Vietnam and proven to be a safety risk.

The Vietnam Association for Promoting Education has made many strides to promoting education.

Many private universities in Vietnam have received a small number of entrance applications.

Although a new school year began a month ago, one kindergarten class in Kon Tum City remains closed for the third year in a row.

Teachers of a school in Ha Tinh Province have fallen into debt after borrowing money to help build a school for the commune.

HSBC Bank Ltd and BaoViet Holdings Insurance Corp have launched a VND1.5 billion mobile-library project for primary school pupils and disadvantaged youngsters.

Hessen’s Minister of Science and Technology Eva Kuhne Hormann ranked the Vietnam-Germany University as the German state’s special project.

Teachers here show love and sacrifice for their beloved students although their own lives are filled with challenges.

The risk of building-collapse at schools in some mountainous areas has teachers and students fearful of the classroom.

Despite great efforts, universities say they can only find 50 percent of the number of lecturers they need.

The Ministry of Education and Training has decided to enhance punishments on illegal acts in establishment of educational institutes.

Children of Kpaih Village in Gia Lai Province have had to swim across a fast-flowing river to get to school for over 10 years.

A five-year pilot program in Ho Chi Minh City to manage and provide vocational training and jobs to the post-detoxified has proved successful.

An ambitious programme to teach English in primary schools has been postponed due to teacher shortages and a dearth of funds.

Many Asian students who walk into South Philadelphia High will be carrying something besides books.

Ethnic H’mong children in Muong Nhe District, Dien Bien Province are facing numerous obstacles on the path to school as their parents are still trying to make ends meet.