More Vietnamese students are opting for New Zealand for their international education as living and studying there would not simply offer world-class qualifications but also makes them global citizens with practical skills. At a seminar held by Education New Zealand (ENZ), the New Zealand Embassy in Hanoi and the Hanoi Department of Education and Training (DoET) yesterday to share New Zealand’s expertise in preparing students for the future, Robbie Pickford, project manager of Schools International Education Business Association (SIEBA), shared that she has observed a great deal of curiosity among students in Vietnam, a trait which would be most welcome and encouraged in schools in New Zealand as teachers there love it when students ask questions and are happy to satisfy their interest. The New Zealand education system, backed by the government with plentiful resources, according to Pickford, will provide international students like those from Vietnam with facilities to pursue … [Read more...] about Studying in New Zealand teaches foreign students independence
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Students benefit as VN, foreign universities collaborate for joint programmes
Viet Nam News Gia Lộc HCM CITY— Since Phạm Thị Bạch Ngọc, who is majoring in English at the HCM City Open University, plans to go to a European country for a master’s degree, she applied for a professional bachelor’s degree in international trade. That is a joint programme between the open university and France’s University De Rouen Normandie. The programme would be a “stepping stone for me to study for a master’s degree in European countries,” Ngọc said. According to the HCM City Open University, students of the programme like her stand a better chance to get a scholarship for a master’s degree. Ngọc said it would help her become a “global citizen” as she wants to. Assoc Prof Dr Nguyễn Minh Hà, the university’s vice rector, said: “Many universities in the country follow the trend of global integration through many different programmes including … [Read more...] about Students benefit as VN, foreign universities collaborate for joint programmes
New Zealand refreshes work rights for international graduates
The New Zealand government has launched a new international education strategy and enhanced post-study work rights this week, which will strengthen career opportunities for international students after finishing their course in the country. Accordingly, a new three-year post-study open work visa in New Zealand for bachelor-level and post-graduate students will provide a streamlined path for these international students to pursue post-study work opportunities in New Zealand. Education New Zealand Chief Executive Grant McPherson said such a compelling package will work for ambitious international students. “We want international students coming to New Zealand to be motivated by a great education and a great experience. Generous post-study pathways to residence remain available for those with the skills and qualifications New Zealand needs.” The changes support the newly-launched International Education Strategy 2018-2030, strengthening New Zealand’s position as a … [Read more...] about New Zealand refreshes work rights for international graduates
More Vietnamese students opting for education in New Zealand
Thanks to its efforts to bring the best experience for international students, more and more Vietnamese students are now choosing New Zealand as their international education destination, according to Education New Zealand (ENZ). ENZ said last week that over the course of 2017, New Zealand welcomed over 2,500 Vietnamese students, with the number of secondary school students adding up by 36 per cent on-year, while university student numbers growing by 14 per cent on-year. The first half of 2018 has continued to see positive growth with an increase in first-time student visas. Ben Burrowes, ENZ’s regional manager for South East Asia, said it is encouraging to see the rising number of Vietnamese students in New Zealand, as it reflects New Zealand’s commitment towards education and the well-being of international students. “As New Zealand’s third largest source market within Southeast Asia for international students, Vietnam is a crucial market for our education … [Read more...] about More Vietnamese students opting for education in New Zealand
Vietnam ranks 5th in international students in Australia in February
Hanoi (VNA) - Vietnam ranked fifth among countries and territories sending their students to Australia in February 2018, according to a recent report from Australia's Ministry of Education and Training. International students arriving in Australia in February increased by 12 percent compared to the same period in 2017 to 542,054. Of the figure, Vietnamese students accounted for more than 23,000 students. Vietnam ranks 5th in terms of international students in Australia in February (Source: Australian Government) “There are currently 23,000 Vietnamese students studying in Australia. They are contributing fantastically to Australian culture and community,” said Deputy Head of Mission of the Embassy of Australia in Vietnam Rebecca Bryant. “The Australian government hopes the number of overseas Vietnamese students continues to grow.” Australia is one of the leading countries in providing scholarships for Vietnamese students. Since the 1970s, … [Read more...] about Vietnam ranks 5th in international students in Australia in February
Vietnamese students among top performers in developing East Asia and Pacific: report
Vietnamese students are among the best academic performers in Southeast Asia, and even join their Chinese peers to surpass students from developed countries outside the region, according to a new report. Vietnam surpassed the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand to stand only behind Singapore in terms of scores on PISA and TIMSS tests, the World Bank revealed in its latest report. In Asia Pacific, Vietnam and China scored above average and Singapore is the only Southeast Asian country placed among the top performers. The “Growing Smarter: Learning and Equitable Development in East Asia and the Pacific” report by the World Bank ranks students according to a weighted average of scores from tests that students have taken since 2000 for Program for International Student Assessment (PISA), and since 2003 for Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS). A screen capture of a chart that compares PISA and TIMSS scores of Vietnamese … [Read more...] about Vietnamese students among top performers in developing East Asia and Pacific: report
Vietnamese students graduate from Israel’s agricultural MSc course
A graduation ceremony was held for the five students and ten others from Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda and Uganda at TAU on February 26. Apart from the five students and those who are attending the fourth course, there are more than other 800 Vietnamese students studying and researching at agricultural centers and institutes of Israel. Addressing the event, Professor Raanan Rein, TAU Vice Rector, applauded efforts made by the students during the 18-month course. The program aims to support global food safety and security, and equip international students with knowledge to contribute to their homeland, he said. Khuat Van Quyen, a representative from the Vietnamese Embassy in Israel, thanked TAU and AICAT for their support for Vietnamese students, stressing this is a demonstration of the strong Vietnam-Israel relationship. Launched in 2014, the program offers a good opportunity for Vietnamese students to access Israel’s modern agricultural knowledge and skills. Currently, … [Read more...] about Vietnamese students graduate from Israel’s agricultural MSc course
Vietnamese universities should attract more foreign students: experts
More universities in Vietnam should open programmes to foreign students as demand for study-abroad courses has increased, according to education experts. Speakers at the American Abroad Conference 2018 explain how universities in Vietnam could attract more international students At the American Abroad Conference 2018 held yesterday in HCM City, Edwina Rowell, adjunct professor of Campbellsville University in the US, said that 325,229 US students studied abroad for academic credit in the 2016-17 academic year, representing 11.1 per cent of all US college and university students, citing data from an Open Doors 2017 study.Of these, 11 per cent studied in Asia, including in Vietnam.Open Doors 2017 is a comprehensive information resource on international students and scholars studying or teaching at higher education institutions in the United States, and for US students studying abroad for academic credit at their home institutions.Vietnam is becoming a more popular destination for … [Read more...] about Vietnamese universities should attract more foreign students: experts
Vietnamese universities urged to attract more foreign students
At the American Abroad Conference 2018 held in Ho Chi Minh City, Edwina Rowell, adjunct professor of Campbellsville University in the US, said that 325,229 US students studied abroad for academic credit in the 2016-17 academic year, representing 11.1 percent of all US college and university students, citing data from an Open Doors 2017 study.Of these, 11 percent studied in Asia, including in Vietnam.Open Doors 2017 is a comprehensive information resource on international students and scholars studying or teaching at higher education institutions in the United States, and for US students studying abroad for academic credit at their home institutions.Vietnam is becoming a more popular destination for American students, according to Open Doors. In the 2016-2017 academic year, Vietnam welcomed 1,012 students from the US.Megan Ames, international outreach and recruitment specialist at Institute of International Education, said the number had increased from 922 in the 2014-2015 … [Read more...] about Vietnamese universities urged to attract more foreign students
Number of Vietnamese students in US increases for 16th straight year Info Alert Alert Chia sẻ bài viết qua e-mail
The Institute of International Education’s (IIE) annual 'Open Doors' Report has revealed that the number of Vietnamese students studying in the U.S. had risen for 16 consecutive years, the U.S. Embassy in Hanoi announced in a press release on Tuesday.According to the report for the 2016-17 academic year, Vietnam remains the sixth leading country of origin for international students in the U.S., with 22,438 students, a 1,035 student or five percent increase from 2015-16.Of the 22,438 Vietnamese students in the U.S., 68 percent were undergraduates, 15.6 percent were graduate-level students, nine percent were enrolled in Optional Practical Training, and the remaining 7.4 percent pursued non-degree programs. The U.S. received nearly 1.1 million international students for the 2016-17 academic year, a 3.4 percent surge over last year, according to the data.International students accounted for 5.3 percent of all higher education students in the country, a slight increase from last … [Read more...] about Number of Vietnamese students in US increases for 16th straight year Info Alert Alert Chia sẻ bài viết qua e-mail