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To celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the National Teacher’s Day, the Ministry of Education and Australia highlight the vital role teachers play in safeguarding children
150 lecturers from three target Teacher Training Colleges (Khang Khay, Luang Namtha, and Savannakhet) are being trained to build teachers’ knowledge about child protection and safeguarding
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Australia and Ministry of Education and Sports of Lao PDR promote gender equality in the classroom
Australia and Ministry of Education and Sports of Lao PDR promote gender equality in the classroom
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Ministry of Education and Australia ensure all students receive the Lao language support they need when starting school
Nationwide launch of the new Spoken Lao Program for non-Lao speaking Grade 1 students
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Ministry of Education and Sports and Australia support primary teachers with teaching methodology
Over 1,000 Internal Pedagogical Support staff attend special training on how to support teachers when the new school year starts in September
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Ministry of Education and Sports and Australia advocate for best practice child protection in schools
MoES launches its new official Child Protection and Safeguarding Guidance for Educators, developed with support of Australia
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The Ministry of Education and Sports, Australia and USAID bring stakeholders together to prepare for the nationwide rollout of the Spoken Lao Program in school year 2024-25
The successful Spoken Lao Program trial is being scaled up nationwide next school year, providing targeted support for non-Lao speaking students
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Ministry of Education and Sports and Australia promote gender equality in the classroom
Teams from across the Ministry work together to produce a gender equality promotional video for teachers
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Australia and the Ministry of Education and Sports enhance teacher professional development through effective use of information and communication technologies
Teacher professional development is key to strengthening teaching quality and improving student learning outcomes
Read More12. After returning to Vietnam, I want to visit Australia within the two-year exclusion period. What should I do?
All applicants and alumni must understand the exclusion period rules and obligations. Please carefully read section 8.7 (two-year exclusion rule) in the Australia Awards Scholarships Policy Handbook. If you, as an Australia Awards alumni, wish to visit Australia for up to 3 months during your exclusion period, we can assist you in obtaining a Letter of
11. I have a research interest that I would like to share with my fellow alumni, is there a way for me to do this?
The Australia Awards 360Alumni online community supports alumni to connect on shared research interests and projects. You may also wish to join the relevant Professional Group(s) for your interest area. The Australia Awards office in Vietnam can help you connect with relevant alumni who work in your field of research from our alumni database. You
10. I have returned to Vietnam after completing my studies under an Australia Awards scholarship. Can I apply for another Australia Awards scholarship?
Yes. To apply for a second Australia Awards scholarship, you must have resided outside of Australia for twice the length of the total time that you were in Australia (for example, a previous awardee who has been on an Australia Awards scholarship in Australia for four years will not be eligible to apply for another
9. Since I returned to Vietnam, I have not been receiving emails from the Australia Awards office as regularly as my fellow alumni do. How can I get your emails more often?
It is important for you to keep us updated about any changes to your contact details so we can ensure you receive all emails that are relevant to you. Please make sure you inform us whenever your contact details change. You are also invited to visit our active Facebook page and 360Alumni online community where news