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Australia supports Australian Alumni in Vietnam

The Australian Alumni Grants Funds (AAGF) will provide AUD350,000 in funding for alumni-led projects, with application open until mid-January 2022.

The Australian Ambassador to Vietnam, Ms Robyn Mudie making her announcement

Announcing the Australian Alumni Grants Funds

On December 4th, 2021, the Australian Ambassador to Vietnam, H.E. Ms Robyn Mudie, formally announced the Australian Alumni Grants Funds (AAGF) during a welcome home ceremony for more than 70 Australia Awards (AAS) alumni.

Australia will provide AUD350,000 in funding for Australian alumni in Vietnam

On 4 December 2021, Ms Robyn Mudie, the Australian Ambassador to Vietnam, formally announced the Australian Alumni Grants Funds (AAGF) during a welcome home ceremony for recently returned Australia Awards (AAS) alumni. AAGF will provide AUD350,000 in funding for alumni-led projects, with application open until mid-January 2022.

MOET Vice Minister Nguyen Van Phu and Australia’s Ambassador to Vietnam Robyn Mudie signed the Supplementary Agreement on the Vietnam - Australia Human Resource Development Program from 2021-2025.

Signing of Viet Nam – Australia Subsidiary Arrangement on Human Resource Development

On October 22, the Australian Embassy in Vietnam and the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) held a Signing Ceremony of the Subsidiary Arrangement between the Vietnamese Government and the Australian Government on the Vietnam-Australia Human Resource Development Program for the period 2021-2025. Deputy Minister of Education and Training Nguyen

Vice Minister Nguyen Van Phuc welcoming Australia’s Ambassador to Vietnam Robyn Mudie

AUD 50.1 Million for Australia- Vietnam Human Resource

The Australian Embassy in Vietnam and the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) announced the Australia-Vietnam Human Resource Development Program (Aus4Skills) for the period 2021-2025, valued up to AUD 50.1 million.

Emerging Logistics Services Pose Higher Demand for Human Resources

New logistics services have emerged as a result of the rapid development of logistics industry and the 4th Industrial Revolution, posing higher demand for a quality and innovative workforce.

Australia’s Ambassador to VietnamRobyn Mudie, and of MOETVice Minister Nguyen Van Phuc signed the agreement. (Photo credit: The Australian Embassy).

Australia Provides More than AUD 50 Million in Support of Vietnam’s Human Resource Development

The Australian government has committed to provide more than AUD 50 million to support Vietnam’s human resources development in the coming period.

Australia’s Ambassador to Vietnam, Robyn Mudie, and MOET Vice Minister Nguyen Van Phuc announcing the 2nd phase of the Aus4Skills program. (Source: The Australian Embassy in Vietnam)

Australia Provides AUD 50.1 million for Vietnam’s Human Resource Development

On the 22th of October in Hanoi, an announcement was made by the Australian Embassy in Vietnam and the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) on the second phase of the Australia-Vietnam human resource development program (Aus4Skills), valued up to AUD 50.1 million for the period 2021-2025.

Robyn Mudie, Australian Ambassador and Assoc Prof Nguyen Van Phuc, MOET Vice Minister sign on the Subsidiary Arrangement for Aus4Skills Phase 2 (2021-2025). Photos: Embassy of Australia in Hanoi

Australia, Vietnam launch US$37M human resource program for 2021-2025

Australia collaborates on many education and training initiatives with Vietnam, facilitating institution-to-institution partnerships and supporting vibrant Australian alumni associations.

Ms.Tami Harriott, expert from Đại học Sunshine Coast.

Developing a university governance model for autonomy

Education & Times - On July 31, Thai Nguyen University of Education opened a training course on effective university administration and management in the context of university autonomy for 30 leaders and managers of the university.

Program standards at higher education levels issued for the first time

The Ministry of Education and Training promulgates training program standards for higher education levels. The Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) has issued Circular No. 17/2021/TT-BGDĐT on training program standards for all levels of higher education in Vietnam. With a focus on graduates quality management, this Circular is to

Ms. Quyen and WE EDIT created an ideal environment for the disadvantaged to develop their capacity and move towards a more confident and equal life.

Glass bone girl helps hundreds of disadvantaged people

VTV.vn - A girl with glass bone disease (Osteogenesis imperfecta) had helped disadvantaged people develop their abilities and lead their lives with confidence.