Education

Fifty-two Vietnamese people have won Australia Awards Scholarships and will soon leave the country to undertake postgraduate studies at the Australian university of their choice.

The Republic of Korea (RoK) is willing to cooperate with Vietnam and particularly Ho Chi Minh City to increase education quality and lecturers’ capacity at all educational stages.

Monkey Junior, the English learning app which won first prize at the Vietnamese Talent Awards 2016, has just received Google start-up financial support funding of USD100,000.

National Assembly Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan hosted a reception in Canberra on November 29 for Australian students joining the New Colombo Plan (NCP) programme in Vietnam.

In Vietnam, getting into a university has been described as a national obsession and getting admission seen as a cut-throat competition. However, despite getting through such a tough initiation, more students are failing to stay in college until graduation,

The Ministry of Education and Training has proposed to exempt tuition fees at public schools for both primary and secondary pupils.

The Ministry of Education and Training organised a launch ceremony in response to the global initiative to end physical violence against children at home and at school in the central city of Da Nang.

Vietnam won 12 medals at the 14th International Mathematics and Science Olympiad 2017 (IMSO 2017), including one gold medal for science.

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has decided to borrow approximately US$300 million in ODA loans, from international financial institutions, in order to invest in developing three hi-quality university urban areas in three regions across the country.

Tri Le 4 Primary School in the central province of Nghe An Province has an entire male teaching staff.

The minister of Education and Training said that the USD545.4 million project is not aimed for the massive training of PhDs, but will be based on the real demand and will focus on the quality of training.

Vietnam ranks 34th among the 80 countries and territories surveyed on general English skills, signifying a slight drop of three grades compared to the 2016 index.

The British Embassy in Vietnam has recently introduced J2blast software in mathematics and information technology to enhance skills in these subjects for students from three to 16 years of age.

Nearly 150 foreign and domestic participants discussed education policies and the future of international education at the APEC Future Education Forum held on November 15 in Hanoi.

The Hanoi-based Foreign Trade University has inaugurated an office for international cooperation in Japan, the first of its kind set up by a Vietnamese university in the northeast Asian country.

The number of Vietnamese students in the US has continued rising for 16 consecutive years and the figure is forecast to increase in the coming time.

Several Vietnamese education experts have expressed concern over the Ministry of Education and Training’s USD545.4 million project to train around 9,000 PhDs by 2025.

Twenty-year-old Nguyen Cam Tu from Vietnam was the only delegate to receive the leadership award at the APEC 2017 Voices of the Future (VOF) for her outstanding contributions to the freshly-ended event held in the central city of Da Nang.

The APEC University Leaders’ Forum took place in the central city of Da Nang with the participation of nearly 60 representatives from universities, businesses and State management agencies in the region.