ADB supports Vietnam’s secondary education developmentProgramme worth $71M aims to support secondary education reform to meet the changing needs of Vietnam’s labour market.
Cooking a book for immigrantsThe Vietnamese language edition of a Korean cookbook hit bookstores at the end of last month.
Keep our kids safe: Traffic safety campaignTraffic safety education for primary school children can help to reduce the number of traffic accidents in Vietnam.
Van Wert graduate returns from project in VietnamIt was interesting to see how the Vietnamese students were more reserved personally until you got to know them, said Heather Farr.
Vietnam: Persuading overseas students to returnThe government is tackling its ongoing brain-drain problem by persuading students who went overseas to study to return home.
Vietnam plans to send 1,000 PhD followers abroadVietnam will increase the number of annual PhD scholarships to 1,000 for the 2010 intake.
Vietnam, Canada boost educational cooperationThe Government of Canada always sees Vietnam as a priority in its educational cooperation, said Canadian Ambassador to Vietnam.
Three university complexes to be constructed in HCMCHo Chi Minh City plans to allocate 2,400 hectares of land for the construction of three new university complexes.
Hats off to young teachers in remote areasYoung teachers are devoting their lives to teaching in Van Kieu, a remote village in the Quang Tri Province.
VNU’s College of Technology meets ASEAN standardsThe quality of IT bachelor training at Vietnam National University, Hanoi has been recognised to meet ASEAN standard.
High tuition fees for major citiesFive major cities in Vietnam are set to have the highest tuition fees in the country, said Deputy PM Nguyen Thien Nhan.
Chu Van An’s student wins English contest's 1st prizeNguyen Linh Nga received the top award at the second Olympic English Contest for Hanoi High Schools.
Dangerous bridge scares pupils away from schoolOver 40 pupils have been absent from a school in Kien Giang for several days because they are scared of falling off a bridge.
Pilot programme to teach English to third gradersCan Tho, Ho Chi Minh, Da Nang, Hanoi and Hai Phong cities were selected for a pilot programme on teaching English to third graders.
Vietnam advised to weed out the majority of universitiesProf. Tran Thanh Van, an overseas Vietnamese professor believes that Vietnam should remove many universities and keep only the best.
CSU professors teach business and economics in VietnamA partnership between CSU and Foreign Trade University in Hanoi is giving some CSU professors the opportunity to teach abroad while learning about different cultures.
Youngest professor all work, no ageProf. Vo Van Hoang gave a gentle smile when the National Professor Accreditation Council recognised him as the youngest Professor in Vietnam in 2009.
135 receive Masters degreeA Master degree ceremony was held at the Literature Temple in Hanoi for students studying at Vietnam National University.
Major changes to hit universities this yearDeputy Prime Minister Nguyen Thien Nhan addressed the coming changes to universities this year.
At 31 years old, meet the youngest associate professor in VietnamBui The Duy was awarded the rank of associate professor at the age of 31.