HCM City education department decides to keep school fees unchanged

June 08, 2017 - 18:03

The HCM City Department of Education has announced that it does not plan to hike tuition fees at public schools next year and has sought the People’s Committee’s approval for it.

First grade students at Đinh Tiên Hoàng School in HCM City’s District 1 on their first day at school last year. — VNA/VNS Photo Phương Vy

Viet Nam News

HCM CITY – The HCM City Department of Education has announced that it does not plan to hike tuition fees at public schools next year and has sought the People’s Committee’s approval for it.

Following discussions with the education bureaus of the city’s 24 districts, it said it would keep the fees unchanged from last year.

Pre-school and kindergarten fees are VNĐ140,000 (US$6.2) and VNĐ100,000 ($4.4) per month respectively in outlying districts. In urban districts they are VNĐ60,000 ($2.6) higher.

Secondary and high school fees are VNĐ85,000-120,000 per month in outlying districts and VNĐ100,000 in urban districts.

Fees at schools that adopt an advanced model meeting international education standards is VNĐ120,000 per month.

Students at these schools also have to pay some additional fees, though not exceeding VNĐ1.5 million a month. —VNS

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