Education

A number of people and experts have warned of a problematic school year if the break lasts long.

Debate on when reopening schools has heated up online and offline talks.

The Vietnamese government must assess the epidemic evolution before making a decision on reopening of schools.

The MOET allows the heads of the people’s committees of cities and provinces to decide on whether to resume classes from March 2.

The achievements of the three Vietnamese universities are evidence of the efforts of the national higher education system.

School shut down is expected to ease parents as most of them are not comfortable to let send their children to school on concern over Covid-19.

The mandatory closing may be closed until the end of February or more depending on the evolution of the epidemic.

The Vietnamese government and schools need to strive by all means to ensure that schools and classrooms are really safe for students.

Based on the evolution of the epidemic and weather conditions in each locality, each local government should decide whether students should go back to school or take a longer break.

Because of the school closing, a number of schools have applied online teaching

School break has been an important nCoV prevention measure over the past few days.

Vietnam's Ministry of Education and Training is considering extending the school year if students have to take a long break due to the nCoV epidemic.

Tougher measures will be taken to curb the outbreak of the new coronavirus in Hanoi.

The two biggest cities, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, each detecting three cases positive with ConV, have granted a week off as of Monday to 4 million students.

Closing schools is one of tough measures that Vietnam has taken to deal with the epidemic that broke out in neighboring China in December 2019.

The three defendants were found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of a first-grade pupil of Gateway International School.

The culprits are expected to be handed sentences ranging from home detention to three or five years in prison.

The absolute majority of Gen-Zers foresee themselves becoming the best leaders who create a greater impact on Vietnam than previous generations.

The school break in Hanoi will begin on January 22 (the 28th day of the last lunar month) and last until January 29 (the fifth day of the first lunar month).

The Vietnamese Ministry of Education and Training is working closely with the Vietnamese Embassy in South Korea to handle the situation.