Ho Chi Minh City Education Director: Frequent Policy Changes Lead to 'Exhaustion', Proposes 5-Year Stability
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Ho Chi Minh City Education Director: Frequent Policy Changes Lead to 'Exhaustion', Proposes 5-Year Stability

Ho Chi Minh City's Director of Education and Training, Nguyen Tan Phat, expressed that frequent changes in educational policies and examination methods are exhausting the sector, proposing a minimum of five years of stability. The city educates over 2.6 million students, with education expenditure accounting for about 20% of its budget.

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