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VIETNAM
The vocational training sector in Vietnam has gradually been innovating and overcoming challenges to further development. This has significantly accelerated economic growth, people development, human resources, and changes in the economy and labour force to enable modernisation and industrialisation within the country.
Overview of VET System
VET Policies
Social Trends
Labour Force Trends
National VET Strategy
VET Demand
Qualifications and Accreditation
Employer Engagement and Occupational Standards
Lifelong Learning Strategies
Progression Routes
Key Bodies
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Overview of Vocational Education
and Training System
There are three levels of vocational training available: primary, intermediate and diploma. Read more.
VET Policies
All vocational training institutions are considered equal. Learn more about VET policies of Vietnam.
Social Trends
Find out more about the main trends in demographics, employment and economics.
Overview of Labour Force
Read more about the labour force trends in Vietnam. The size of the labour force grew from about 39 million in 2000 to 47 million in 2008.
National VET Strategy
Read the Vocational Training Development Strategy for 2011-2020.
VET DEMAND
Find out the forecast for VET demand
Qualifications and Accreditation
Discover more about training course accreditation.
Employer Engagement and
Occupational Standards
Learn more about the National Skills Standards System.
Lifelong Learning Strategies
A look at the country’s strategic approaches to ensuring learning can be for all ages.
Progression Route
Many options are available to the students in Skills education.
KEY BODIES
A wide range of organisations run public training institutions including ministries, various unions and associations. Find out more.

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