Higher education in united states

A seminar on innovative start-up in digital era is conducted at Hoa Sen University. Nguyễn Hoàng Group annouced this month it had bought the university shares. — VNA/VNS Photo Thế AnhViet Nam News HÀ NỘI — Despite worries that education will be commercilised as schools are sold and bought like commercial products, schools invested by private enterprises are operating well. … [Read more...] about Changing ownership of private universities not affect quality

The American Hangout Thai Nguyen is the first to open in Northern Vietnam and the third Hangout in all of Vietnam - Can Tho and An Giang Universities also host American Hangouts.  The U.S. Embassy was pleased to partner with Thai Nguyen University, recognized as an education leader with its 11 universities and colleges, and 55,000 students. … [Read more...] about U.S. Ambassador opens American Hangout in Thai Nguyen

This space inside Thai Nguyen University’s Learning Resources and Information Technology Centre will help students in the northern region access information about the United States, English-language learning materials, US government exchange programs and EducationUSA services.  Patrons will also be able to join a wide range of programming sponsored by the American Center in Hanoi, including speaker programs, soft skills trainings, American English club, debate competitions, book discussions, MOOC courses, film shows, exhibitions, and music performances.  … [Read more...] about American hangout opened in Thai Nguyen

“We believe that accompanying Vinamilk in the next three years will help the club members bring great benefits in improving the quality of clinical nutritional healthcare, thereby helping to take care of nutritional health for millions of people, especially children and the elderly,” Thanh said. … [Read more...] about Vinamilk finances intensive training courses for thousands of chief nurses

Jakarta (VNA) - The ASEAN Secretariat (ASEC) partnered with the Asia Foundation to launch the ASEAN Rapid Assessment on the Impact of COVID-19 on Livelihoods across ASEAN on December 3. The report says the pandemic has significantly affected the economic development of all the ASEAN member countries. According to the report, the region’s GDP projections in June 2020 have been revised to -2.0 percent and may further decrease. Real GDP growth forecasts dropped from -3.4 to -8.0 percentage points across ASEAN member nations, with the Philippines, Cambodia, Thailand, and Malaysia expected to experience the sharpest real GDP drop. Based on inputs and guidance from the ASEAN Senior Labour Officials Meeting, Senior Officials Meeting on Social Welfare and Development and Senior Officials Meeting on Education, the report reflects several policy responses and considerations by ASEAN Member States’ (AMS) governments. The ASEAN Rapid Assessment looks at how COVID-19 and … [Read more...] about ASEAN launches assessment on impact of COVID-19 on livelihoods in region