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Every child has the right to go to school and learn.
Programme
03 July 2018
Education
Every child has the right to go to school and learn.
UNICEF is supporting Viet Nam to transform its way of learning to better prepare children for the challenges of tomorrow.
Programme
02 July 2018
Improving Learning Outcomes
UNICEF is supporting Viet Nam to transform its way of learning to better prepare children for the challenges of tomorrow.
As the future of tomorrow, UNICEF is working to ensure all adolescents have the opportunities and skills to drive Viet Nam forward in a fast-changing global landscape.
Programme
02 July 2018
Education for Disadvantaged Adolescents
UNICEF is working to ensure all adolescents have the opportunities and skills to drive Viet Nam
MOET and other relevant ministries, UNICEF, UNESCO and partners discuss on the future of the education system ahead of the Transforming Education Global Summit
Press release
20 July 2022
Viet Nam holds a national consultation on transforming education
MOET and other relevant ministries, UNICEF, UNESCO and partners discuss on the future of the education system ahead of the Transforming Education Global Summit
Work with us
Article
22 June 2022
Call for Expressions of Interest for potential partnerships
to support achievement of results for children outlined in the 2022-2026 Country Program and the inclusive, equitable and gender responsive approach...
Rana Flowers, UNICEF Representative in Viet Nam
In other news
18 February 2022
UNICEF Representative: children should be in school for their best interests ​
Tips for students to have conversations with their friends and classmates when schools are reopenned
Article
21 January 2022
How to talk to your friends and classmates about COVID-19?
Here are some tips for students to have conversations with their friends and classmates
How parents support an effective online learning environment
Article
23 September 2021
How can parents support an effective online learning?
Are you worried about how you can support your children during online learning? Check the questions and answers below adapted from to learn more ...
How can school support an effective online learning environment for every child
Article
15 September 2021
Effective online learning environment for every child
Q&A for education managers and officials to prepare for online learning
The 20-20-2-20 rule
Article
13 September 2021
The 20-20-2-20 rule
The American Academy of Ophthalmology explains that looking at digital devices does not necessarily damage your eyesight.
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