Education

Guidelines for Evaluating Standards for Primary, Lower Secondary, and Upper Secondary School Teachers in 2020
14:43, 10/07/2024
How is the evaluation of preschool, primary, lower secondary, and upper secondary teachers' standards carried out in 2020? What are the regulations regarding the evaluation and classification process? Lately, this has been a frequent question received from our valuable Clients and Members. The Editorial Board of Thu Ky Luat provides an answer in the following article.

Teachers Who Do Not Meet University Standards Must Study to Improve Standards for Up to 4 Years
14:41, 10/07/2024
This is one of the notable contents in the Decree stipulating the roadmap for upgrading the standard training level of preschool, primary, and lower secondary school teachers currently under consultation. It is expected to take effect in 2020.

Elementary School Students May Skip Grades Within Their Educational Level
14:37, 10/07/2024
This is the new content in the Draft Circular on the Charter of Primary Schools, to replace Circular 41/2010/TT-BGDDT promulgating the Charter of Primary Schools currently being solicited for opinions by the Ministry of Education and Training.

Only 5 Years Left Until Retirement, Teachers Still Required to Upgrade Qualification to University Level
14:29, 10/07/2024
This continues to be one of the notable contents in the Draft Decree stipulating the roadmap for implementing the improvement of the standard training level of preschool, elementary, and middle school teachers, which is currently seeking comments and is expected to take effect in 2020.

Thousands of Teachers to Receive Salaries, Allowances, and Tuition Exemption When Meeting Standards
14:28, 10/07/2024
This continues to be one of the noteworthy content in the Decree stipulating the roadmap for implementing the enhancement of the standard training levels for preschool, primary, and secondary school teachers, which is currently open for public consultation.

Can a Teacher Be Criminally Prosecuted for Physically Abusing a Student?
14:18, 10/07/2024
My school is an elementary school. Recently, a teacher at my school hit a student on the buttocks because the student was being disruptive in class and disrespectful to the teacher. The parent discovered bruises on the student's body and filed a complaint with the Principal and the local Police. Thus, I would like to ask if this teacher’s act of hitting the student to the point of bruising can be subject to criminal prosecution?

No Recruitment of Primary School Teachers with Intermediate or College Degrees from July 01, 2020
14:15, 10/07/2024
I have heard that, according to the plan, the roadmap for raising the educational standards of teachers at all levels to 2030 will require 100% of primary school teachers to have a university degree or higher. So, will there still be recruitment of primary school teachers with intermediate and college-level qualifications from now until 2030 as currently? This question was posed by Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Son and many other clients and members who sent their inquiries to Thu Ky Luat for consultation on January 30, 2020.

Good News: Preschool Teachers in Areas with Industrial Parks Will Receive Support
14:13, 10/07/2024
Draft of the second version of the Decree stipulating policies on preschool education development is currently open for public consultation and is expected to come into effect in 2020.

In the near future, additional preschool children will receive lunch support
14:12, 10/07/2024
Draft of the second version of the Decree stipulating policies on preschool education development is currently open for public comments and is expected to come into effect in 2020.

Teachers Need to Know 9 Important Changes Regarding Salaries and Recruitment from 2020
14:09, 10/07/2024
From July 2020, there will be 9 significant changes regarding salaries and recruitment that will strongly impact the rights and benefits of teachers at all levels. So what specific changes are those? The editorial team of Legal Secretary will provide a detailed explanation in the article below.