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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 More11. How will the 24 months’ relevant work experience requirement be calculated?
The 24-month full-time work experience is calculated from the day of course completion shown on the university transcript to the scholarship application closing date, which should be supported by a work contract or official recruitment decision for government employees. All applicants, except Equity of Access applicants, must have 24-month full-time recent relevant work experience in Vietnam by
10. If applicants have graduated from a university in an English-speaking country or where the language of instruction is English, do they need to have an IELTS certificate?
Yes, they need to have an IELTS (or TOEFL iBT or PTE Academic) certificate. All applicants, whether at application or as a short-listed candidate following the IELTS selection test, must have a valid IELTS (or TOEFL iBT or PTE Academic) certificate that meets the minimum IELTS (or TOEFL iBT or PTE Academic) requirements for designated application
8. What are the English Language requirements for applications for the selection round for Intake 2024?
* IELTS, TOEFL iBT or PTE Academic certificates will be valid if the tests have been on or after 1 January 2022. Valid certificates if required must be submitted with the online application by 1 May 2023 and will not be accepted if submitted after that date.
7. Can applicants with a Master’s degree apply for a scholarship for a second Master’s degree?
No. Applicants cannot apply for a scholarship for a second master’s degree. However, disadvantaged applicants (person with disability or rural disadvantaged applicants who eligible to the awards’ equity support policy) or applicants from a specified group of central-level agencies could apply for a different field of study from their previous master’s degree. Candidates from other groups
6. Can employees of international or foreign invested companies apply for a scholarship?
No. Employees of international or foreign-invested companies cannot apply and are ineligible. This includes Vietnamese subsidiaries of foreign companies. Only applicants with disabilities from international companies are considered eligible and can apply if they meet the eligibility criteria.
5. Are persons employed on Government projects but not Government employees eligible to apply for a scholarship?
Yes. If you are working on a Government project at the central, provincial, or district level and are not a Government employee, you are eligible to apply for Australia Awards Scholarships if you meet the eligibility requirements of your respective applicant group (see the Eligibility Criteria section).
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