The ICT infrastructure in education in Vietnam reveals both promising progress and concerning gaps—especially the disparities between regions.

With a growing demographic base and rising average income, the preschool education market in Vietnam is showing strong appeal.

With experience in education and labor market research, we propose core criteria for selecting educational institutions for the elderly care trainee.

International schools are rapidly expanding in Vietnam, driven by economic growth and rising investment in education.

The transfer of Japanese educational technology to Vietnam addresses the demand for skilled human resources from Japanese enterprises.

Vietnam’s education sector has undergone significant transformation, emerging as a key area of interest for mergers and acquisitions (M&A).

With investment from global players and the government’s focus on promoting EdTech growth, Vietnam is becoming a promising destination for investors.

As Vietnam moves toward 2030 development goals, the education sector presents various opportunities for foreign investors, especially in M&A.

Online education in Vietnam is experiencing rapid growth in users and revenue. Although there are numerous Japanese language learning apps available, most existing platforms primarily focus on exam preparation, neglecting the essential of conversational and interacting skills.

Technical internship is a system where trainees enter into employment relationships with companies in Japan and acquire skills that are difficult to obtain in their home countries. Until 2016, most trainees were Chinese, but in 2017, Vietnamese overtook them, and in 2019, Vietnamese accounted for half of the total of about 370,000 trainees. Compared to Vietnamese students who can be seen at convenience stores and restaurants, Vietnamese trainees are a hidden presence with few opportunities to interact with society, but they are rapidly becoming more widespread.