Oxford Sixth Form College To Launch New 6-month International Foundation Year Programme Oxford Sixth Form College To Launch New 6-month International Foundation Year Programme

Schools in HCM City urged to go cashless

HCM City’s education and training sector plans to embrace electronic payments at the kindergarten, primary, secondary and high school education levels by 2022.

Hải Phòng to exempt students from school fees The Hải Phòng People’s Committee will collect opinions from locals about a draft resolution on school fee support for students at different levels of education.

HCM City begins to make schools ‘smart’ A ‘smart’ model based on IT use in management and communication with students’ families has been adopted at five high schools in HCM City.

Transparency and accountability is a key to success

Ngô Thị Minh, Vice Chairwoman of the National Assembly Committee for Culture, Education, Youth and Children, speaks to Tuổi trẻ Cuối tuần (Youth Weekend Edition) on how best to utilise the State budget in general education.

MoET in surprise school inspections

The Ministry of Education and Training (MoET) conducted a surprise inspection of the educational establishments in four cities and provinces to review the collection of tuition fees this academic year.

Pepper fails to survive flooding

Nearly two weeks have passed since the particularly devastating heavy downpour and the floods that followed in the Central Highlands. Hundreds of households in Đắk Lắk Province, however, still remain on edge since the floodwaters have put their pepper fields in jeopardy.

School year begins, Hà Tĩnh students stay home1

Nearly 1,000 students of kindergarten, primary and secondary school have not yet begun attending classes in coastal central Hà Tĩnh Province, although schools officially reopened yesterday nation-wide.

 

Da Nang sues students for breaking contracts The Da Nang Centre for Promotion of Human Resources Development has sued seven people who have been sponsored to study abroad but refused to work for the local authority as committed.

Remains of 8,000 war martyrs need DNA tests Over 8,000 cases of unidentified war martyrs have been referred to the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs for DNA testing to establish a link to their alleged families.