PM praises high schools, but more work needs to be done Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc praised the efforts of the country's high schools revealing discipline was better, community awareness better and overall, exam security had improved. 

Kipinä Announces Ten School Partnership with ILA Vietnam Kipinä Announces Ten School Partnership with ILA Vietnam

UNESCO 2019 Forum on Education for Sustainable Development and Global Citizens opens in Hà Nội After ten years of implementing the United Nations-launched education programme for sustainable development (from 2005-2014), today education for the sustainable development (ESD) was the key of Agenda 2030 with 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs), Vietnamese Minister of Education and Training Phùng Xuân Nhạ said.

Primary schools and teachers not ready for new general education cirriculum The new general educational programme issued by the Ministry of Education and Training at the end of last year will be applied for the 2020-21 school year. But preparations for the major transition are lagging behind schedule and with teachers unprepared for the new curriculum, it may already be too late to ensure a smooth transition.

Invest in teachers to get the education system ready for Industry 4.0

Teachers should constantly seek new perspectives and update their teaching approaches to prepare students with the knowledge and skills needed for the increasingly competitive job market in the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

Funding issues mean Agent Orange victims have no place to call

A place where hundreds of Agent Orange victims have called home will soon close, and so far for those who are there now, they have nowhere else to live.

Japan provides aid to organic agriculture, teaching projects

The Japanese government on February 25 organised a signing ceremony to provide non-refundable aid worth a total of more than US$300,000 to two ongoing projects in Việt Nam.

Classical ballet Giselle to be restaged at Opera House

Classical ballet Giselle will be restaged at the HCM City Opera House on November 9.

 

Law proposes higher teacher standards

More than 107,000 pre-school teachers, accounting for nearly 34 per cent of pre-school teachers nationwide, will be considered below standard and need to receive more training if the amended Law on Education takes effect next year.

Helmets for Kids extended to Thái Nguyên Province

Asia Injury Prevention Foundation has taken its Helmets for Kids programme to Thái Nguyên, a mountainous province north of Việt Nam, to make the road to school safer for children there.