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Peace-time heroes given no protection

 VietNamNet Bridge – Dr Hoang Thi Nguyet, pharmacist Tran Kieu Oanh, former teacher Do Viet Khoa and student Do Ngoc Son have been praised as heroes by the media for their courage in exposing illegal activities among their leaders, colleagues

High schools lower required marks to attract more students

 VietNamNet Bridge – A lot of state-owned high schools have to set the minimum required marks lower than last year’s levels in order to attract more 10th graders.

Teachers raise students’ marks to embellish achievement records

Adjusting the method of marking exam papers, raising students’ marks are the things many general schools do to “produce” more good and excellent students and embellish the schools’ achievement records.

When “big bosses” want to obtain master degrees

More and more “big bosses” try to obtain master degrees to “upgrade” their curriculum vitas. However, they don’t have go to class, because they have someone doing this for them.

People-founded universities set low requirements to attract students

Ten culture and arts schools and four people-founded schools have submitted to MOET the enrolment plans of their own. However, the schools have been found as setting up too easy requirements on students.

9th graders run a race for state owned high schools

The pressure put on the students who are going to finish secondary school and prepare for the high school entrance exams has become harder than ever.

Students tear history books, threw them into school yard

Hundreds of the 12th graders of Nguyen Hien High School in district 11 of HCM City gathered on March 30 afternoon to cheer loudly on the news that history is not a national final exam subject this year.

The reasons behind Vietnamese youth’s decision to go studying abroad

VietNamNet Bridge – A lot of Vietnamese students try to go studying abroad at any cost, though they know the training courses would be very costly and a lot of difficulties would surround them.

MOET vows to protect students, teachers from getting outraged

Students would be fined VND5-20 million for their behaviors of insulting teachers’ dignity, while teachers would be fined VND3-5 million for the behaviors of abusing learners.

Ministry tries to save non-state owned schools

The Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) has decided to apply a lot of measures to rescue non-state owned schools, which are on the verge of dissolution because of the lack of students.

MOET vows to fight against exam cheating, but…

The Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) has released a legal document, stipulating that those, who have evidence about exam cheating must not spread out the evidences under any form.

Military now mandatory

 VietNamNet Bridge – Cities and provinces nationwide are bustling due to the first annual army enrolment stage, which started on Monday and finishes today, Feb 28.

Universities keep the doors open to welcome postgraduates

A lot of people, who have just graduated universities, or finished schools many years ago, now rush to attend training courses to obtain higher degrees before the State tightens the postgraduate education management.

High school students would have seven subjects only

The research team of the Vietnam Education Science Institute has suggested the integrated and individualized teaching methods for the general school curriculums, which would be applied after 2015.

Police investigate Hai Phong’s teen sex clip

VietNamNet Bridge - A teen couple had sex in the toilet and filmed with a cell phone. The clip was uploaded to Facebook. The police are tracing the one who posted the sex clip.