Vietnam continues to strengthen vocational education through international accreditation. Eight programmes in Ho Chi Minh City have reached global standards, reinforcing quality, employability and long-term economic development.
Vietnam is quietly but decisively reshaping its education system.
Digitalisation and AI are no longer pilot ideas—they are becoming structural tools to build future-ready skills, strengthen equity, and support lifelong learning.
As national priorities increasingly centre on innovation and productivity, education is emerging as a strategic pillar of Vietnam’s next development phase.
Digital transformation in education is not about technology alone — it is about changing mindsets. Vietnam’s education system is moving from tool adoption to rethinking how learning, teaching, and leadership must evolve to prepare future-ready learners. A strategic shift that will shape skills, equity, and competitiveness for decades to come.
An insight into Vietnam’s vocational high schools, their role in secondary education reform, and how they compare to international models such as Germany.
What if universities moved beyond hierarchy toward agentic, outcome-driven models supported by AI? This shift could redefine governance, teaching and administration—raising fundamental questions about autonomy, integrity and the future role of higher education.
