Vingroup Launches New AI-Integrated Education Model 'VERTA'
Vietnam's leading conglomerate, Vingroup, has announced the establishment of 'VERTA', a new international school in Hanoi focusing on AI integration and practical application. Scheduled to open in August 2027, it will be based on the American educational curriculum, aiming to foster student autonomy and problem-solving skills.
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