Education

Youths in Ho Chi Minh City have the chance on May 15 to attend a seminar addressing "dream career orientation".

The university announced that students who want to enroll will have to take VGU's own specific entrance exam.

Nguyen Chi Thoai had a challenging childhood but never surrendered to his circumstance and has now become an English teacher.

Pham Tan Phung, 91, is well known for active participation in promoting educational activity in Quang Nam Province.

Seventeen-year-old Jessica Hua of Vietnamese descent has been selected to represent the metro district on the 2010 Rose Festival Court.

In some countries swimming is an extra-curricular activity for children, but in Vietnam it can be key to survival.

Students in the US caught up in the campus protests against the Vietnam War are going to re-stage graduation ceremonies cancelled in 1970.

When PhD graduate Doan Ha Thang saw ethnic children speaking up to six languages to foreign tourists in Sa Pa, he realised the unlimited learning potential of young students.

Young American couple prepare to embark on a journey to Vietnam together, but separately.

A 20-member delegation from an university in Qatar is to explore the rich history, people and places in Vietnam for the first time.

A group of American veterans did more than bridge time and distance to bury the demons of their wartime experiences when they made the trip to Vietnam last year.

A total of 436 students from 12 cities have finished or are undergoing vocational education in a Seoul program as of 2010.

Starting in 2010, the TOEIC test will be used to measure students' English proficiency to guide placement decisions within Vietnam's vocational training system.

A small school in Ho Chi Minh City provides a second chance for over 80 children.

Although it isn't easy, a couple are determined to save ever penny so their five children can study in university.

The American Health Education Associates will support Vietnam to build 20 primary schools with 70 classrooms in disadvantaged areas during 2010.

Many children are forced by their parents to take pre-school classes in order to get admitted to a good first grade class, which effects the education quality at schools.

A New Zealand architecture firm has won an international competition to help design a massive university in Vietnam.

The Vietnam-Germany University will be built on an area of 50 ha in the southern province of Binh Duong with the investment capital of US $180 million.