Keyword: "Vietnamese teachers"

On July 7, during a gathering at the Royal Thai Embassy in Hanoi with Vietnamese teachers previously honoured with the Princess Maha Chakri Award (PMCA), Dr Krissanapong Kirtikara, Chairman of the PMCA Foundation, highlighted the significance of the award as a prestigious recognition for outstanding educators who play a vital role in shaping students’ futures.

Rising above the worries of daily life, the image of teachers who work tirelessly to kindle the love of knowledge in future generations, with the noble motto of “all for beloved students,” shines brightly in the hearts of many, deserving gratitude and respect. They truly embody the title of “Soldiers on the frontline of ideology and culture.”

A seminar was held in Hanoi on December 6 to provide Vietnamese teachers and students with information about Australia’s education as well as its experience in vocational training.

A training course on Vietnamese language teaching opened in Hanoi on August 16 for over 60 Vietnamese teachers from 17 countries and territories.

Ha Anh Phuong, a high school English teacher from northern Phu Tho province, has been granted Thailand’s 2021 Princess Maha Chakri Award on October 29.

A training course for Vietnamese teachers living in foreign nations on the teaching of the mother tongue closed in Hanoi on August 23.

A refresher course targeting Vietnamese teachers living in foreign nations on the teaching of the mother tongue began in Hanoi on August 11, drawing 80 participants from 12 countries and territories.

Vietnam’s Minister of Education and Training Phung Xuan Nha and President of the Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organisation (SEAMEO) Council Muhadjir Efendy discussed bilateral cooperation in education and training during their talks in Hanoi on July 23.

Hanoi faces a shortage of high school teachers that can teach in English, requiring universities to train more students adept at the language to meet demand.