Education

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.

The Ministry of Construction has asked its provincial departments to put into action projects to build accommodation for students, using funds sourced from Government bond.

Being blind for over 10 years, a young man has overcome many challenges in order to become self-sufficient.

A group of American students traveled to Vietnam and wrote a textbook about the country for students to use in the 7th grade.

The online exchange on March 25 with representatives for 20 of the top universities in the UK was a huge success.

There has never been a better time or more opportunity for Vietnamese to study in the UK, said an expert.

An online exchange about studying in the UK, organised by DanTri in co-ordination with ISC-UKEAS, is going live right now.

Approximately 700,000 disabled children in Vietnam have never been to school and 32.99% who do go, quit.

BK IT week 2010 promises to bring students in a useful playground where they can exchange knowledge and accumulate experience relevant to IT.

A 7th grade student has to be a source of income due to her family's situation.

With simple English songs and chants, an English teacher at a primary school in HCM City is able to control her class and stop her students from being noisy and unruly.