A friend of mine, a manager at a trading company, had to make a difficult decision last summer to pull his child out of an international school with tuition and expenses totaling VND450 million (US$17,100) per year.
Authorities in Ho Chi Minh City have proposed dissolving the American International School Vietnam (AISVN) over unresolved financial and staffing problems more than a year after it ceased operations.
Choosing the right international school involves more than just evaluating the curriculum; it means finding a nurturing environment, a future-focused academic path, and a supportive community that will shape your child's character and intellect.
BIS Hanoi celebrated its 10th graduating class, the Class of 2025, with a ceremony that brought together students, families, and staff to recognize the achievements and personal growth of its learners.
Countless "extra costs" behind tuition fees that come with sending a child to an international school are making my friend anxious—and even considering pulling his child out to return to public school.
The owner of the American International School Vietnam (AISVN) has been arrested for disrupting public order and inciting vandalism in front of the school's gate.
Hoi An International School (HAIS) provides a strong educational option for families in the Da Nang and Hoi An areas, offering a Cambridge-certified curriculum and a commitment to academic excellence.
The municipal Department of Education and Training has instructed local schools to accommodate around 230 students from the International School Saigon Pearl (ISSP), set to close in June.
The International School Saigon Pearl (ISSP) on Saturday said the school would close down after the academic year ends this summer, citing a decline in applications.
Many people whose children were studying in Saigon Star International School in HCMC’s Thu Duc City were shocked to learn it has shut down after its premises were seized.
Westlink International School, a premier institution in Hanoi's Tay Ho district, provides a nurturing environment and innovative educational approach for its diverse student body.
HCMC tax authorities have asked to revoke the license of the American International School Vietnam due to tax debts, prompting the city's education department to advise parents to transfer their children to other schools.
The American International School Vietnam (AISVN) will be suspended for 12 months for not satisfying financial and personnel requirements, the HCMC education department said Tuesday.
The HCMC education department is considering closing down the American International School (AISVN) for a year if it cannot satisfy requirements regarding its teachers and financial situation.
Westlink International School has been granted IBO authorization for its prestigious International Baccalaureate Primary Years Program, providing an international learning environment for Hanoi families seeking global citizenship.
Eleven Hanoi international schools published their tuition fees for the new school year starting next September, ranging from VND100 million to VND916 million (US$4,000-36,600), with most having increased since last year.
The education ministry has ordered cities and provinces nationwide to investigate schools with "foreign-related curriculums" for corruption amid a teachers' strike at a Ho Chi Minh City international school.
