Hanoi recognizes top 150 primary school teachers
The 150 winners were shortlisted from almost 20,000 primary school teachers who entered the contest.
The 150 winners were shortlisted from almost 20,000 primary school teachers who entered the contest.
Hanoi's education department has been developing specific and detailed instructions to guide schools in carrying out academic opening ceremonies for students and parents.
Prior to the reopening, schools and educational institutions in Hanoi city must strictly observe Covid-19 prevention and control measures.
These students attended the international chemistry contest, which was held virtually by Japan with the participation of 79 countries and territories.
This is the second time the national high school graduation exam was held amid the Covid-19 resurgence.
The result has marked the capital city's quality of high school education.
The history books in English do not only teach children a basic knowledge of Vietnamese history but also inspire them with patriotism and national pride.
The exam results would not only determine student graduation but also decide admission to universities and colleges.
The three organizations are based in Germany and their operation license in Vietnam is valid for five years.
Hanoi and HCMC students raised US$68,000 for 27 charities in Vietnam.
This marks the fourth consecutive year the two Vietnam's national universities have made it into the top 1,000.
Vietnam National University in Hanoi (VNU-Hanoi) has been listed in the Times Higher Education (THE)’s Asia University Rankings for a second year running.
This is Our Lovely Earth, one of the best Vietnamese kids’ songs, is a gift from English teachers to Vietnamese children.
One of the two Hanoi students achieved the highest score at the contest, making him the first Vietnamese students to earn such achievement.
Police of provinces and cities will closely coordinate with the People's Committees of districts and related units to review all people who entered Vietnam from April 4 to May 5 and have undergone the mandatory quarantine period.
Vietnam's education sector should take measures to fulfill the tasks assigned for the 2020-2021 academic year, including conducting the national high school graduation exams.
Closing schools is one of tough measures that Vietnam has taken to deal with the Covid-19 outbreak.
Hack4Growth is an innovation contest launched by AVSE Global (Association of Vietnamese Scientists and Experts), one of the largest networks of Vietnamese scientists and experts.
The Vietnamese grandmaster needed at least 2.5 points to qualify for the last eight, and he duly achieved it.
This is the first time VNU-Hanoi has been listed in the world's THE Impact Rankings and highly valued for its development activities.