Education

More than 10 cities and provinces in Vietnam have permitted students to return to online studies.

Hanoi plans to reopen nursery schools from March 1 despite a sharp increase in Covid-19 infections.

Pupils of grades 1 to 6 in all 12 inner-city districts of Hanoi will be allowed to return to school from February 21.

The Vietnam National University – Hanoi (VNU) climbed 15 places to rank 944th in the latest Webometrics Ranking of World Universities, which was freshly announced by the Cybermetrics Lab, a member of the Spanish National Research Lab.

Hanoi authorities have asked local schools to ensure enough medical staff for reopening after a long halt due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

About 1.7 million students of all grades in Ho Chi Minh City have returned to school from February 14 after nearly 10 months of studying online due to Covid-19 prevention measures.

The Vietnamese Embassy in Laos in coordination with the Overseas Vietnamese Association in Vientiane on February 11 presented scholarships of Ton Duc Thang University in Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City to 10 students of Nguyen Du Lao-Vietnamese Bilingual School.

The first 300 children who lost their parents to Covid-19 have been admitted to a newly-established school run by FPT Company in Danang City.

Many private nurseries in HCM City are flocking to recruit teachers as they expect to reopen soon.

Grade 7 to 12 students in many areas in Hanoi started returning to schools this morning, February 8 after seven months of online studies due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Great progress has been observed in illiteracy eradication and education universalisation in Vietnam, as the country continues building a learning society.

Teachers in the central coastal province of Khánh Hoà have coordinated with a social organisation to expand STEM education to help students gain scientific experiences.

Face-to-face learning will be resumed for pupils from the first to sixth grades in 18 suburban districts and towns of Hanoi from February 10 after a long time of online learning due to COVID-19.

100% of higher education institutions plan for students to return to study directly in February, while 63 over 63 provinces and cities plan to bring secondary school and high school students back to school starting from February 7.

Vietnam’s education development on the foundation of building a learning society has been on the right track, helping Vietnam to make great progress in illiteracy eradication and education universalisation.

Minister of Education and Training Nguyen Kim Son has said the biggest wish of the entire sector and himself now is that the pandemic will be brought under control soon so that students can return to school, and educational

Educational technology (edtech) startups in Vietnam have drawn many domestic and foreign venture capital funds thanks to their high development potential.

More than 17.12 million, or 75.71 percent of the total pupils and students nationwide, are likely to return to school for face-to-face learning from February 7 after Lunar New Year (Tet) holidays, according to the Ministry of Education and Training.

The Australian Government has announced that applications for Intake 2023 of the Australia Awards Scholarships will be open from 1 February until 29 April 2022.