Expected 17 university admission methods in 2025
The Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) has announced the Draft guidelines for university and college admissions in 2025. The draft clearly states a list of 17 admission methods, including: Considering the results of the high school graduation exam; considering the results of high school studies (aksendants); direct admission according to the provisions of the admission regulations (Article 8); capacity assessment test, thinking assessment organized by the Investigation Police for admission; using the results of the competency assessment test, thinking assessment... organized by another unit for admission;...
The Ministry of Education and Training acknowledges that schools using too many admission methods can interfere with information for candidates. In reality, there are many methods that do not exist or very few candidates register, so they are ineffective.
Faced with this reality, the Ministry of Education and Training recommends that schools should consider eliminating ineffective admission methods, and at the same time, there should be an admission plan to ensure fairness between admission methods such as not classifying quotas according to admission methods, admission combinations; and equivalent admission scores. See more...
Candidates report being 20 minutes late for the National High School Grants Exam-HCM
On March 31, a number of groups on social networks posted articles, reflecting on candidates taking the exam at the An Giang University exam site, room P.002, who were late for their exam due to the test monitor.
At first, the supervisor said he would compensate for 10 minutes, but at 11am, the candidate still had to submit the test, this candidate shared and thought that in 20 minutes, he could do 5 more questions or more, but the time pressure caused some students to lose weight (choose to answer at will), affecting the results.
Dr. Nguyen Quoc Chinh - Director of the Center for Testing and Training Quality Assurance of Ho Chi Minh City National University, said that he had received feedback from the candidates. The local exam cluster is verifying the information and sending a report to the council. See more...
The Ministry of Education and Training guides how to calculate seniority allowances for teachers
According to many teachers, monthly seniority allowances are an additional income, helping teachers cover their living expenses. More importantly, this is also a form of recognition and gratitude for the great contributions of teachers in the education cause. Future generations of teachers will also have more motivation to strive to stay in the profession for longer.
However, at the unit of teacher V.L, there are currently 2 ways of calculating, the subjects are entitled to 100% and the subjects are teachers who teach directly. The Ministry of Education and Training responded to this issue on the Government Electronic Information Portal as follows:
The preferential allowance regime for teachers is being implemented according to the provisions of Decision No. 244/2005/QD-TTg dated October 6, 2005 of the Prime Minister, guided in Joint Circular No. 01/2006/TTLT-BGDDT-BNV-BTC dated January 23, 2005.
Accordingly, the preferential allowance level is = basic salary x [ salary coefficient according to current salary scale and grade + leadership position allowance coefficient (if any) + % (according to coefficient) seniority allowance beyond the framework (if any) ] x percentage of preferential allowance. See more...
New points of the 10th grade exam in Hanoi Mathematics are especially noteworthy
