Ho Chi Minh City plans public schools with higher English bar
Ho Chi Minh City's Department of Education and Training is planning to significantly raise English language proficiency standards for public schools. The initiative prioritizes teachers' English skills and students' acquisition of international certifications, requiring English abilities that surpass typical university graduation levels. This aims to meet growing parental expectations and equip students with skills for a globalized society.
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