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Pham Thi Bach Tuyet, a lawyer at the Duc Kien Minh law firm who is representing them, said the complaint includes three main questions: whether the school's decision to expel the students is legal, what options are available to the expelled students whose curriculum at VAS does not allow them to switch to other schools, and how to deal with a school that has violated the rights of equality in education conferred by the law. … [Read more...] about Parents in tuition wrangle with HCMC international school complain to authorities

"Eight campuses have announced their policies for the fall over the past two weeks. When we realised and the presidents realised based on these campus policies that we couldn't have competition we wanted to make sure the student-athletes were aware of the outcome. … [Read more...] about Ivy League colleges halt sport over virus concern

Minister and Chairman of the Government Office Mai Tien Dung speaking at the event (Photo: cand.com.vn) It aimed to improve access to e-public services for citizens through the portal and bolster the quality of e-public services through sharing experiences in connecting with the portal from Thua Thien - Hue and collecting citizen feedback. … [Read more...] about Workshop seeks measures to improve access to e-public services

Washington (VNA) - Vietnamese Ambassador to the US Ha Kim Ngoc advised Vietnamese students studying in the US to stay calm and consult with their schools or universities regarding the US’s new foreign student visa policy. Earlier this week, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Student and Exchange Visitor Programme (SEVP) announced that the US Department of State will neither issue visas to students nor permit them to enter the US if their universities switch to online-only courses, as a measure to stem the spread of COVID-19. Ngoc recommended Vietnamese students in the US directly contact their schools or universities’ centres for international students to seek support and advice for the best option. Students were also advised to stay in touch with the Vietnamese Embassy, Consulates General, and the association of Vietnamese youth and students in the US, for updates on the new policy. Ngoc also voiced his concern over the policy, saying that the … [Read more...] about Ambassador advises Vietnamese students in US to remain calm amid new visa policy

The hotel school model where students are taught and practice at the five-star Imperial Vũng Tàu Hotel, with 70 per cent of practice time, has been chosen as a pilot model for training of qualified professionals in the hospitality and tourism industry. … [Read more...] about Practice-based training needed to produce high-quality tourism staff