Vietnam launches national cybersecurity competition for students amid talent shortage
EducationThe National Cybersecurity Association (NCA) last week announced the launch of the 2025 National Student Cybersecurity Competition, which will allow AI use for the first time and feature the participation of contenders from ASEAN, Russia, Australia, and others.
New Zealand awards gov’t scholarships to Vietnamese middle, high school students
EducationTwenty outstanding Vietnamese middle and high school students have been awarded New Zealand Schools Scholarships (NZSS), a significant milestone in educational collaboration between the two countries.
Vietnam suspends teaching at private university over rule violation
EducationVietnam’s Ministry of Education and Training has suspended all higher education activities at a private university over its violation of government regulations.
Vietnamese talents offered Singapore jobs with monthly pay up to $7,760
EducationYoung Vietnamese professionals will have the opportunity to work in Singapore’s high-tech sectors with salaries reaching up to S$10,000 (US$7,760) per month, officials announced at a forum held in Hanoi on Wednesday.
Vietnam’s landmark teacher law brings greater benefits to educators
EducationVietnam’s law-making National Assembly has passed the first-ever Law on Teachers that recognizes educators' legal status, rights, and obligations and offers them the highest salary tier in the public non-business sector.
From banking to boutique education: Lam Nguyen Bao’s mission to guide Vietnamese students abroad
EducationIn a Vietnamese education landscape often crowded with traditional tutoring centers and conventional consultancies, Lam Nguyen Bao is carving a different path.
From USBs to TV screens, tech brings lessons to life on Vietnam’s remote islands
EducationIn a tiny classroom on Truong Sa Island in the East Vietnam Sea, the cheerful sounds of 'Hello! How are you?' echo from a wall-mounted TV as a group of third-graders clap and sing along to a children’s English song.
Vietnam’s VinUni aims for top-100 spot in world university rankings
EducationVinUni, a university under Vietnam’s largest private conglomerate, has just announced the second phase of their plan to rank among the world’s top 100 higher education institutions.
Russia offers 1,000 scholarships to Vietnamese citizens annually
EducationRussia grants 1,000 scholarships each year to Vietnamese citizens across a range of study levels, including undergraduate, master’s, doctoral, internships, and Russian language training, heard a working session held on Wednesday between Vietnam’s Deputy Minister of Education and Training Nguyen Van Phuc and representatives from Bauman Moscow State Technical University.
DOL English’s IELTS Junior course draws Vietnamese parents’ attention for unique approach
EducationAs summer arrives and families seek out language and skills programs for their children, DOL English’s IELTS Junior course for primary and secondary school students is gaining popularity among Vietnamese parents.
