In stark contrast to weary travelers queuing at the airport, Shin Young-chul navigated a red-carpeted path to a VIP lounge in just 5 minutes, bypassing document checks entirely.
Despite dropping out of 12th grade to work as a packer and grocery seller due to financial hardship, Phuong Thao still gained admission to Ho Chi Minh City University of Science with one of the nation's highest competency assessment exam scores.
A ninth-grade student was lured by a group of friends under the pretense of an online order, met at a park, and then assaulted, suffering a liver contusion that required hospitalization.
Limiting each major to one admission method could increase academic record reviews, posing challenges for universities and reducing opportunities for students, according to representatives from several universities.
The government mandates a shift in the university system from quantitative to qualitative development, aiming for 90% of graduates to secure suitable employment within one year.
Applicants to education, health/pharmacy, and law majors using academic transcripts or competency assessments are still expected to meet the annual national high school graduation exam floor score, which will not be fixed.
Students in several localities will not take the national high school graduation exam on computers next year, contrary to the Ministry of Education and Training's plans from July.
Transitioning from a last-minute approach to studying, Le Nguyen Ngoc Vu transformed his methods for learning and exam preparation, graduating from Hanoi University of Science and Technology with a perfect academic score and securing multiple medals in Physics and Mechanics.
Phi Quang Triet, who initially planned to pursue medicine and pharmacy, changed his academic path after discovering the semiconductor industry, ultimately becoming the top-scoring civilian student at the Military Technical Academy.
The public security education system will now comprise 6 academies following the merger of two universities and three colleges, as per a prime minister's decision.
Principals and vice-principals are expected to receive allowances ranging from 0,35 to 0,7 times the base salary, with the highest being 1,8 million dong per month, generally an increase from current levels, according to the Ministry of Education and Training's proposal.
Numerous majors, including foreign language pedagogy, computer science, and business administration, will be consolidated under a single code, according to the Ministry of Education and Training's new catalog.
Universities will still be allowed to use up to five admissions methods, but each major or program can only admit students through one method, according to a proposal from the Ministry of Education and Training.
An AI skills training course organized by RMIT Vietnam and Inclusive Solutions offers people with disabilities the opportunity to learn digital content creation, leveraging AI as a supportive tool.
To establish english as a second language, vietnam should design a multi-component, localized model and prioritize teacher support, according to a British Council expert.
Due to heavy overnight rain, early on 17/9, many schools in Hanoi announced closures or a shift to online learning over fears of flooded roads; some also delayed class start times and waived penalties for late students.
National Economics University, Hanoi Medical University, and a series of other institutions will use Hanoi National University of Education's SPT competency assessment exam scores for 2027 admissions.
Following recent mergers, Hanoi now has over 20 schools with more than 3,500 students, with Hoang Liet Secondary School being the largest, accommodating 6,100 students.
The Ministry of Education and Training takes responsibility for the textbook scarcity, stating that the country is currently short of about 4 million books, representing 1,5% of the total demand.
Parents were denied entry to a school meeting after arriving nearly one hour late for the 7h start time, with the principal stating their tardiness showed disrespect for the school.
Based on frugal spending history, the university identifies students needing support, transferring money to their meal cards without requiring documentation or labeling them 'poor'.
11 students from Quynh Tam commune have returned to classes following a week-long absence, which was prompted by parental protests against the merger of a satellite school point on the morning of 14/9.
The Bach Khoa Innovation competition, focusing on innovation and applied science and technology, saw 408 projects from students across 20 countries, double last year's participation and over six times the average of previous years.
