Vietnam's Ministry of Education Proposes New Regulations on Educational Management Allowances
Vietnam's Ministry of Education and Training has proposed unified allowance regulations for educational institution management positions. This aims to reduce the burden on the ground and achieve fair treatment by simplifying complex classifications based on school size and eliminating cumbersome procedures tied to student number fluctuations.
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