Vietnam's Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) has identified a pressing issue in the country's education sector: a severe shortage of teachers. According to reports, the current teaching staff is facing an unsustainable workload, with many schools struggling to maintain adequate class sizes and provide quality education to students. To alleviate this burden, MOET is calling for an increase in the number of teachers, particularly in subjects such as mathematics, science, and foreign languages, where there is a significant shortage of qualified instructors. The move aims to improve the overall quality of education in Vietnam and provide students with the best possible learning environment.
MOET: more teachers needed to reduce burden on current staff Báo VietNamNet
