Finding reasonable policies to attract more teachers has become more necessary than ever, since concern about the lack of enthusiastic and qualified teachers has become bigger than ever...

The World Bank today recognized Vietnam’s progress in modernizing governance, financing, quality assurance and public financial management in the higher education sector and approved US$ 177 million to support the further developmen...

Failing his high school final exam two times, Tuan Minh in district 4 of HCM City decided not to continue studying anymore. After a period of staying idle, Minh got a job as a waiter at a restaurant. With the sum of money he earned from the job, he registered to follow a class on network management at a computer centre.

Fees for finals exams unexpectedly raised to 500,000, fines imposed if students pay tuition fees late – students are fed up with the spontaneous and high fees set by universities.

When returning to school to prepare for repeating the final exams, T and his friends at the HCM City Food Industry College were surprised when they read the college’s notice which stipulated a surprisingly high fee for the exams.

Many children in Buong Tam, a central Vietnamese village 30 kilometers from Hue, have dropped out of school to help support their families. Traditionally they have worked in the fields, tending crops and cattle, but more recently they have been scavenging scrap metal from the sites of pitched battles fought between 1966 and 1975, during the Vietnam War.