VOV.VN - A French higher education exhibition is scheduled to take place at Rex Saigon hotel in Ho Chi Minh City on September 30, and at Pullman Hanoi hotel in the capital on October 1.
Bienvenue en France!, the largest of its kind this year, will bring together 36 French and French - Vietnamese higher education institutions that major in civil engineering, commerce, cuisine, hospitality and creative arts, according to organisers – Campus France Vietnam and the French Embassy in Vietnam.
High school students, their parents and teachers will be given the chance to meet representatives of the participating universities and attend thematic seminars on scholarships and visas.
Members of France Alumni Vietnam will share experiences in studying and working after studying in France.
France is one of the favourite destinations for Vietnamese students to choose for higher education overseas, ranking sixth in the world and second in Europe. Currently, more than 5,000 Vietnamese students are studying in France. Each year approximately 1,600 Vietnamese students choose France as the venue for higher education courses.
VOV.VN - With more than 23 million students of all grades beginning a new school year, the Vietnamese education sector is facing several major challenges, ranging from a chronic shortage of teachers to the renewal of examinations, all of which cannot be dealt with overnight.
The STEAMese Festival 2023 with the theme of igniting creativity and unlocking passion, took place in Hanoi on August 27, attracting the participation of numerous students, parents, teachers, and educational institutions.
Representatives from the Ministry of Education and Training and Times Higher Education (THE) - which is known for publishing the annual Times Higher Education – QS World University Rankings - on May 18 discussed further cooperation to improve the quality of higher education in Vietnam.
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