Vietnam’s team performed exceptionally well at the 2025 European Physics Olympiad (EuPhO), securing two gold medals, one silver, and one bronze.

US advisor stresses honesty and legality as keys to educational opportunities abroad.

The Teachers Law brings sweeping changes to benefits, ethics, and recruitment policies.

Key school subjects will be revised to include updated maps, data, and local content due to nationwide administrative changes.

An international conference on Hallyu (the Korean Wave) and the teaching of the Korean language and culture in the digital era was held on 14 June in Da Nang.

Nguyen Nam Long, once addicted to video games, now drives user growth at a CRM startup and mentors fellow kids.

The compilation team of the draft Teachers Law says that teachers should be placed at the highest level of the salary scale.

Education Minister Nguyen Kim Son says teachers must not charge students for lessons that should be covered during school hours.

The organisers hope the competition will help shape a generation of exceptional engineers who will make significant contributions to Vietnam’s scientific and technological progress in this era of transformation.

Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City brings back 21 international PhDs under an ambitious academic recruitment program.

Many agree that suspension, used as a punishment for naughty students, should be abolished as it disrupts learning, leading to discouragement and potentially drawing students into unhealthy activities.

After 10 attempts, Huy Hoang gradually improved his IELTS score from 7.5 to a perfect 9.0, with Listening, Reading, and Writing all reaching the maximum score.

Before earning a master’s degree scholarship, Nguyen Minh Hang gathered experience through an academic exchange program in Japan and a two-month internship at a US multinational.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh issues directive on two-session school days and enriched summer activities for students.

On the eve of Hanoi’s high school entrance exam, numerous students accompanied by families and friends visited the Temple of Literature - Quoc Tu Giam to pray for good fortune and success.

HCM City leads Vietnam in offering two sessions during the school day, with 93 percent of schools, the highest rate nationwide.

Once a high school dropout who took on all sorts of jobs, missing a chance to become a pilot and abandoning his dreams many times, Nguyen Quoc Cuong nevertheless continued to move forward.

Starting in 2025, Hanoi will subsidize lunches for over 768,000 primary pupils to support nutrition and reduce burdens on parents.

Several secondary schools in HCM City are holding aptitude tests to select students for Grade 6 in 2025. Candidates at these schools must be excellent students at primary school.

Vietnam’s Ministry of Education and Training (MoET) is preparing the necessary conditions to introduce Lao as one of eight official foreign languages taught in public schools nationwide.