Khanh Hoa's legendary teachers
Quang Duc is known as the village of teachers because its over 300 families have produced nearly 150 teachers.
Racial violence changes student and school
A day of violence at South Philadelphia High changed Ly's life, and he wants to learn if his school has been transformed as well.
New research institute brightens Vietnam’s math prospects
Vietnam’s leading mathematicians have high expectations for development of the science in the country with the opening of an advanced research institute.
Nearly 22 million pupils and students start new academic year
The 2010-2011 school year is the first year Vietnam will implement a pilot project for teaching foreign languages.
Party, State leaders join school year opening ceremony
Party General Secretary Nong Duc Manh on September 4 attended the new school year opening ceremony at Chu Van An High School in Hanoi.
More children with disabilities get opportunity to go to school
Conditions have been created in Ho Chi Minh City for more and more children with disabilities to go to school.
Universities told to improve their training
Improvements in Vietnam’s tertiary education must be in line with rules, appropriate to the reality and encourage creativity, said Deputy PM Nguyen Thien Nhan.
Who will enjoy 14.6 trillion dong preschool plan?
Many educators have expressed their concern about the feasibility of the plan to universalize preschool education for 5-year-old children.
Ministry wants 3rd grade students to learn English, but faces difficulties
The Ministry of Education and Training has ruled children should learn English from the third grade onwards but schools are not equipped for this.
Network of universities set up between Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia
Directors from 42 major universities in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia gathered in Ho Chi Minh City to promote cooperation in tertiary education and scientific research.
Australia wants stronger cooperation to vocational education
Australia is looking to step up its cooperation with Vietnam in vocational education and training and to build a bridge between schools of the two countries.
US helps Vietnam in technical tertiary training
A memorandum of understanding on the US’s higher education programme for leading Vietnamese engineering universities was signed on August 24.
Flying Hospital brings eyesight to visually-impaired patients
The Orbis Flying Eye Hospital concluded its ophthalmic surgical techniques transfer and training programme for Da Nang city on August 20.
Australia's Swinburne launches new degree in Vietnam
The Master of Commerce in Human Resource Management will be taught at Ho Chi Minh City Open University.
Tan Tao Group opens university in Long An
Tan Tao Group on Tuesday inaugurated the first building of its Tan Tao University project in Duc Hoa Town in the Mekong Delta province of Long An.
Most US students think Beethoven is a dog
Most young Americans entering university this year can't write in cursive, think email is too slow, and that Beethoven's a dog.
More than 650 billion VND for maths development
The Prime Minister has approved a VND 651 bil. maths development programme during the 2010-2020 period.
Hanoi’s free library opening new minds
Hanoi’s Van Xuan flower garden on Quan Thanh Street has become a free haven for book lovers.
School conditions hindering Hue’s education system
As Hue's schools prepare to open for a new year, DTiNews' continued investigation reveals that many are not ready.
Vietnam to have internationally standard university
The World Bank will provide US$180.4 million for Vietnam in the form of preferential credit to build the Vietnam-Germany University.
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