Vietnam Charts New Course for Compulsory Education Reform, Aiming for 'Substantive Transformation' by 2026-27
Vietnam's Communist Party Central Committee has dispatched a specialized inspection team to assess the current state of compulsory education and identify challenges. The 2026-27 academic year is designated as the starting point for a 'substantive transformation' in education, with plans to reform higher education as well.
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