Vietnam, Singapore expand cooperation on education
The partnership aims at lifting up teaching quality and create opportunity for Vietnamese students to get entrance to Singaporean public schools.
(VNF) - Vietnam’s International Business Management Institute (IBM Institute) and Singapore Specialist Training Center (SSTC) signed a cooperation agreement in Ho Chi Minh City on June 30.
The two sides signing cooperation agreement. Photo: daidoanket.vn
The training programs for Vietnamese candidates will closely be supervised by the Singaporean Education Ministry and will be lectured by experienced instructors, making sure the participants are well-prepared for the entrance exam of Singaporean public schools.
The cooperation between IBM and SSTC is expected to offer an effective cost-saving option for students who wish to get admitted to public schools in Singapore.
On the occasion, IBM Vietnam and SSCT jointly presented scholarships to 10 disadvantaged students in HCM.City./.
( VNF )
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