Education
Hanoi Book Festival opens April 6
This year’s Hanoi Book Festival, a free public event April 6-10, at the Thong Nhat Park, has confirmed more than 100 presenting authors spanning all genre and promises to be the largest ever.
Cooperation expanding between Havard University and Vietnamese universities
Harvard University President Drew Gilpin Faust yesterday met with leaders of HCM City University of Social Sciences and Humanities (USSH) to...
Children’s voices must be heard
The participation of children in policy-making needs to be encouraged by families, schools and society, experts have advised.
Australia supports Vietnam on online education
On March 16, the Government of Australia and the Ministry of Education and Training jointly organised a workshop to review quality assurance in...
Japan reduces receiving Vietnamese students
The Japanese government is tightening management over admission into foreign language schools, however it is unlikely that the country will reject...
Employers warned about foreign counterfeit degrees
While Vietnamese employers and state agencies are struggling with the counterfeit degrees with the stamps of Vietnamese schools, they have been...
Textbooks account for 75 percent of books published in Vietnam
With about 300 million textbooks published annually, textbooks account for up to 75 percent of the total books published inVietnam,...
Morality lessons too academic for students
Ethical lessons taught at general schools don’t help students much in their lives.
The schools for the rich and the schools for the poor
Since state owned schools provide different education quality, parents have to spend big money in “under-the-table fees” to obtain the...
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Students tear history books, threw them into school yard
Hundreds of the 12th graders of Nguyen Hien High School in district 11 of HCM City gathered on March 30 afternoon to cheer loudly on the news that...
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