In the 2025 class 10 entrance exam season for high school, Hua Quynh Bao secured five admissions to specialized programs at four top high schools for the gifted, achieving three top scores in the English-specialized track.

Vietnam's edtech (educational technology) sector is rapidly gaining momentum, where “localization” is no longer a feature but a necessity for any platform aiming to win over Vietnamese learners.

The Politburo has agreed on the policy of investing in building primary-secondary boarding schools in 248 land border communes across the country, according to its freshly announced conclusion.

New partnerships enable universities in Vietnam to use cutting-edge semiconductor software for free, bridging the tech skills gap.

For a long time, universities in Vietnam have been enrolling students based on students’ achievements in exam groups. It is now the right time to reconsider the model.

From 1977 to 2025, four Vietnamese math problems have been featured in official IMO exams.

All six students from Vietnam's national team won medals at the 66th International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) 2025, including two golds, three silvers, and one bronze.

Tran Xuan Dam scored 39/40 on Vietnam’s graduation exam, drawing inspiration from his late grandfather’s wartime stories.

At the International School Ho Chi Minh City (ISHCMC), every experience is designed to support a child’s early development, shaping how they learn for life.

From July 16, students nationwide can check their scores via the official online portal.

Sung Thanh Xuan's story of perseverance and pride led him to become a 2025 valedictorian in Hanoi.

Vietnam’s national chemistry team triumphed at IChO 2025 with four gold medals, matching the US and China.

Vietnamese student Le Minh Ngoc joins UMass for PhD after study in Japan, Singapore, Canada.

Solving the English test (Code 1105) of the 2025 high school finals, Bich Hanh, who has 25 years of experience teaching English to the gifted, said she was "sweating profusely" because of the difficulty of the test.

Vietnam introduces a new English-language master’s program to train global health professionals.

Proposed law to remove school-level councils sparks debate on autonomy and governance.

Representatives from several universities have predicted that the cutoff scores based on the 2025 high school finals will be lower this year, with notable declines in the exam groups involving Math and English.

Several universities in Vietnam charge tuition fees that reach hundreds of millions of dong annually, with the highest recorded fee nearing 1 billion VND (approximately 39,400 USD) per year.

New resolution ensures free tuition for public schools and support for private school students nationwide.