Academic (a, n)

(a)  

“grossly pro-rich” imbalance of subsidies going to better-off pupils

(a)  

Primary education

(a)  

Secondary education

(a)  

Junior / lower secondary education

(a)  

Senior / upper secondary education

(a)  

Tertiary education 

(a)  

Teaching standard

(a)  

Vocational training

(a)  

To bridge the skills gap

(a)  

Graduates without marketable skills

(a)  

To prize education above almost any other aspect of cultural life

(a)  

The “leading national policy”

(a)  

To employ teachers without adequate qualifications

(a)  

The lack of equipment and materials

(a)  

Enrolment ratio / school enrolment

(a)  

To update the education system

(a)  

To extend the hours of a school day

(a)  

The current system of double or treble “shifts”

(a)  

A massive program of school building and upgrading

(a)  

To overhaul the whole training system

(a)  

To ensure teaching quality

(a)  

To spend more on textbooks and school equipment

(a)  

To introduce subsidies to help poorer students

(a)  

To step up to the challenge

(a)  

To have the vision and management capabilities

(a)  

The crisis inside its schools and universities

(a)  

To have the foresight to wrestle with the problem in a progressive way

(a)  

To generate a creative, energetic, high-performing population

(a)  

Public / state school

(a)  

Private school

(a)  

Semi-private school

(a)  

People-founded / funded school

(a)  

To meet the demands of

(a)  

To ease the pressure on Vietnam’s education system

(a)  

To sharpen class distinctions

(a)  

Shortage of schools

(a)  

A shortfall of teachers

(a)  

The required teaching qualifications

(a)  

The Ministry of Education and Training’s secondary-school department

(a)  

To follow state curriculum and use state-sanctioned books 

(a)  

To receive a state certificate

(a)  

To soak up a tiny proportion of the student population

(a)  

To ease overcrowding in schools

(a)  

Literacy rate

(a)  

Illiteracy rate

(a)  

The school-age population

(a)  

To levy assorted fees in addition to tuition

(a)  

Drop-out rate

(a)  

To make education and training a priority

(a)  

To increase the share of the budget for education

(a)  

Teacher-training college

(a)  

To waive tuition fee(s)

(a)  

A proposal to increase teacher’s salaries

(a)