Ho Chi Minh City Guides 'Linked Subjects' in Schools, Aims to Prevent Exploitation
Ho Chi Minh City's Department of Education and Training has issued guidelines for organizing 'linked subjects' in schools, intended to meet student needs. The directive emphasizes voluntary participation and prohibits exploitative practices like fee gouging or teaching ahead of the official curriculum.
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