Education

Deputy PM believes that with renovations, 2010 will be a good year for teaching staff and students.

The Netherlands will provide EUR18 million to help Vietnam improve its higher education system in the next four years.

Deputy PM, Minister of Training and Education Nguyen Thien Nhan held a discussion on vocational training for people in poverty until 2020.

Disadvantaged pupils should be immediately identified in order to provide them with the assistance they need, Deputy Minister of Education & Training requested.

A Vietnamese delegation visited Trent University to hear about Trent's ground-breaking experiences with its cultural studies BA and PhD programs.

Three high school girls in Can Tho are desperately trying to continue their studies despite the difficult circumstances of their families.

Students, companies, and experts in the computing industry will gather for BKIT Week 2010 in Ho Chi Minh City this coming March.

The exchange programme between former Vietnamese students and their Russian teachers titled ‘Teachers and students on reunion day’ was held at the My Dinh National Convention Centre on January 17.

Vietnam is an emerging economy that's trying to catch up with the world, with education playing a key role in its economic development.

The Penn State University of the US will transfer textbooks of 24 advanced subjects to the Da Nang-based Duy Tan University.

Though a doctor in her native Vietnam, Thuy Ho, was unable to practice medicine upon arriving in the United States in 2001.

The number of Vietnamese students attending U.S. colleges and universities increased at the fastest pace.

An online exchange was held between young Vietnamese students living abroad and had a very exciting, inspiring atmosphere.

By 2011, 15 new student housing projects will be undertaken in both Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, using over VND 1.4 trillion in Government bonds.

“I want to spend my money to build a school for children as it’s my investment for our future generation..."

Delayed salaries and allowances are due to an unqualified accountant and overloaded work of school's management.

There has been an increase of 40 percent of USA overseas Vietnamese students returning to the homeland.

With district-level authorities taking inordinately long to approve construction of new schools, the city is facing a shortage which is exacerbated by the unavailability of land.

Ho Van Binh decided to donate over one hectare of his farming lands to local authorities in order to build a high school.