HCMC schools are actively engaging students with national history through diverse, interactive events, fostering patriotism and respect for heritage, aiming to shape responsible future citizens.
Despite recognising the importance of innovation, Vietnam still lacks specific mechanisms and policies to promote innovation in key emerging fields in business and technology.
To address high demand for school spaces, local governments have prioritized clean public land to accelerate school construction and expand the education network in line with investment needs and local conditions.
Universities and colleges are actively accelerating the development of specialized training programs in microchip and semiconductor technology.
Educational institutions in Ho Chi Minh City are implementing strategies to establish English as a second language.
The Government’s Resolution 51 aims to revolutionize education through systematic reforms, focusing on modernization, autonomy, and international integration to meet evolving national and global demands.
Universities and businesses in Vietnam are forging strong cooperation, investing billions in training and research, to bridge skill gaps and equip students with industry-relevant expertise for economic growth.
The 2024-2025 National Science and Technology Contest for students has been officially launched in Ho Chi Minh City.
A drug-free school program was kicked off at the Le Hong Phong High School for the Gifted in District 5, Ho Chi Minh City, on March 19.
University admissions in 2025 see a record surge in separate aptitude test registrations, driven by increased university reliance on these exams and a unified national admissions timeline.
A trend of increasing refractive error rates has been documented within the student population of Ho Chi Minh City.
University tuition fees are experiencing sustained growth for the 2025-2026 academic year.
Vietnam’s education sector is undergoing significant restructuring, from national universities to local departments, aimed at streamlining operations, enhancing autonomy, and improving efficiency across all levels.
The Prime Minister has issued an urgent directive for the implementation of tuition waivers in public educational institutions.
Educational institutions failing to meet established standards will be reorganized, consolidated, or dissolved. This was heard at the Ministry of Education and Training’s press conference yesterday.
Eliminating tuition fees in public schools significantly increases the chances of disadvantaged students attending schools.
In a race to address sustainability, universities are establishing multidisciplinary programs that emphasize social responsibility.
By removing financial constraints, tuition-free public education empowers individuals to pursue higher learning and specialized skills, ultimately enhancing the quality of the nation's human resources.
Vietnam's university student population is projected to exceed 3 million by 2030.
Research and development of advanced artificial intelligence models is the focus of cooperation between Vietnamese and Chinese universities.
The Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union Central Committee has just announced the 24th Vietnam- China Youth Friendship meeting will take place in four venues Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Quang Ninh and Ninh Binh from April 12 to April 18.
The Vietnamese stock market staged a dramatic comeback on Wednesday after President Donald Trump delayed imposing tariffs, sending the VN-Index soaring by more than 74 points, with nearly all major stocks hitting their ceiling prices.
Many experts voiced their opinions that the Government should control livestream advertising of goods.
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