
Ho Chi Minh City Faces Teacher Exodus, Education System Under Strain
Ho Chi Minh City is experiencing a significant surge in teacher resignations, leading to critical shortages, particularly in subjects like English and Computer Science. Low salaries and rising living costs are identified as primary drivers, compounded by disruptions from administrative reorganizations.
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