Employers, educators lament Vietnamese students' poor soft skills

Educators agree that students’ academic performance should not be indicated in their college degree certificates, but fear this could pose difficulties for recruiters.

Ton Duc Thang University in Ho Chi Minh City has become the first in Vietnam to be ranked in the Academic Ranking of World Universities’ top 1,000.

In Vietnam, national high school exams are a seminal event deciding whether or not one will make it in life.

A 12th grade student has won third prize at the world’s largest pre-college science contest in the U.S.

First graders are set to be taught the "underwear rule" about not allowing strangers to touch them and how to react and seek help.

A former primary school teacher in Da Nang will spend the rest of his life in jail for raping third-grade girls.

Opinion is not divided on the desirability of learning English, but making it an official language is easier said than done.

Despite the administration’s hardline immigration policies, the U.S. remains a popular overseas study destination for Vietnamese students.

Japan, U.S. Australia, China and U.K. are top destinations, parliament hears.

The chief architect says he wants the building to inspire creativity not only in the kids but the teachers as well.

He was grilled for three minutes in English before getting the green light.

The U.S. embassy in Hanoi has not explained why his visa application has been rejected twice.

A 72-year-old scientist will succeed Senator Bob Kerrey who was involved in a Vietnam War massacre.