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Vietnam to Provide 80,000 Accommodations for Students by End-year

Vietnam is expected to provide 80,000 accommodations for students by the end-year, Deputy Minister of Construction Nguyen Tran Nam said at a meeting in Hanoi October 11.

Italian NGO Grants Scholarships to 85 Vietnamese Students

Care the People, an Italian non-governmental organization (NGO), donated scholarships worth more than VND93 million ($4,700) to 85 disadvantaged students in Vietnam’s central city of Danang on Oct 10.

HCM City Needs 80,000 Workers by Year End

Ho Chi Minh City is estimated to need up to 80,000 workers from now until the end of the year, with 30,000 positions for part-time laborers, state media said, citing a senior official.

HCM City Needs 80,000 Workers by Year End

Ho Chi Minh City is estimated to need up to 80,000 workers from now until the end of the year, with 30,000 positions for part-time laborers, state media said, citing a senior official.

Vietnam to Tighten Regulations on Tuition Collection

Vietnamese Deputy Minister of Education and Training Nguyen Thi Nghia has issued an official document to ask local departments to strictly inspect tuition collection at schools in the new academic year.

89 U.S. Universities, Colleges to Attend Education Fairs in Vietnam

Around 89 universities and colleges from the U.S. will attend education fairs in Ho Chi Minh City on Oct 11 and Hanoi on Oct 13, the Dat viet newspaper reported Friday.

Vietnam Sends Over 58,710 Workers Abroad in Jan-Sept

Vietnam sent more than 58,710 workers overseas in the first nine months of this year, said the Overseas Labor Management Department under the Ministry of Labor, Invalid and Social Affairs (MoLISA).

Vietnam Workers Killed, Injured in Fight in Malaysia

A Vietnamese worker was killed while two others were seriously injured in a fight at Ehsan Jaya Industrial Area, Kepong, Malaysia at midnight of Saturday.

Student Shortage Forces Vietnam Universities to Cancel Many Ologies

A large number of universities in Vietnam have stopped training some ologies because of student shortage, state media reported.

Vietnam to Fund 450 More Doctorate Scholarships Abroad This Year

The Vietnamese Ministry of Education and Training said that it would enroll 450 more state employees for doctoral training programs abroad this year from the state budget, state media reported Tuesday.

Workplace Accidents Kill 78 People in Vietnam Southern City Jan-Sept

Vietnam’s southern economic hub of Ho Chi Minh City has reported 75 workplace accidents in the first nine months of this year, leaving as many as 78 workers dead, state media reported Tuesday.

Vietnam to Likely Raise Minimum Salary to VND830,000 Next May

The government of Vietnam has planned to raise monthly minimum salary for workers to VND830,000 ($42.56) from current VND730,000 next May, state media reported, citing an official.

Vietnam Generates 1.1M Jobs in Jan-Sept

Cities and provinces in Vietnam were estimated to create VND1.18 million jobs, including 58,075 abroad in the first nine months of this year, meeting 74.1% and 68.3% of the full-year plan, respectively, said the Ministry of Planning and Investment.

Vietnam Students Become Champion at Int’l Video Contest

Three Vietnamese students have won the championship at the international video film contest held by Malaysian Air Asia which is voted the world’s best low-cost airline 2009-2010, state media reported.

Vietnam PM Approves VND1.7T Int’l University in Southern Province

Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has approved the construction of a private international university costing VND1.7 trillion ($87.18 million) in the southern province of Binh Duong, state media reported.

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