Vietnam's Ministry of Education Issues New Regulations on Extracurricular Activities in Schools
Vietnam's Ministry of Education and Training has issued new regulations on enhanced educational activities and demand-driven learning programs in general education institutions. The move aims to prevent 'perversion' in extracurricular activities and improve educational quality.
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