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WB-funded programme to benefit 600,000 teachers, principals

WB-funded programme to benefit 600,000 teachers, principals

The World Bank-funded “Enhancing teacher education programme” will be carried out in Vietnam to support the country’s education reform efforts through the delivery of continuous professional development to teachers and principals.
Majority want better education overseas

Majority want better education overseas

A dramatic 59% of young people revealed they want to study abroad as they will receive a better education and more recognisable degrees in a survey by educational portal EasyUni.
FDI lifts education to global standards

FDI lifts education to global standards

As education is a top priority in terms of attracting foreign investment, Vietnam is making great progress with its education policies to meet the expectations of foreign investors, helping the sector to become more attractive.
MoLISA ready to transfer vocational training to MoET

MoLISA ready to transfer vocational training to MoET

The Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs (MoLISA) confirmed that it would comply with any government decision to transfer the management of the vocational training system to the Ministry of Education and Training (MoET).
Better university-business links encouraged

Better university-business links encouraged

Deputy Minister of Education and Training Bui Van Ga said that it is essential to increase ties between universities and businesses to improve the practical experiences and working skills students gain after graduation.
Global Education Dialogues open in HCM City

Global Education Dialogues open in HCM City

Around 130 delegates from the UK, Vietnam and ASEAN countries discussed innovative ways to make university / industry partnership more fruitful in creating more employable graduates and driving innovation.
Vietnam aims to draw foreign students

Vietnam aims to draw foreign students

Deputy Minister of Education and Training Bui Van Ga spoke to the newspaper Kinh te & Do Thi (Urban & Economic Affairs) about Vietnam’s efforts to attract foreign students.
Universities urged to improve quality of English teaching

Universities urged to improve quality of English teaching

Minister of Education and Training Phung Xuan Nha called on universities nationwide to boost the quality of English teaching to ensure that students dramatically improve their foreign language skills in the context of ever-increasingly global integration.
HCM City asked to take lead in erasing extra classes

HCM City asked to take lead in erasing extra classes

Minister of Education and Training Phung Xuan Nha asked Ho Chi Minh City to take the initiative in reducing school students’ study overload and putting an end to redundant extra classes, during a meeting with the city’s leaders.
Vietnam, Japan University to open Sept 9

Vietnam, Japan University to open Sept 9

The Vietnam-Japan University (VJU) will officially open its campus on September 9, according to an announcement made on June 6 by Tsutomo Takebe, a special advisor to the Japanese Diet.

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