Vietnam’s education system is facing a critical teacher shortage, with demand outstripping supply by more than 100,000 positions nationwide. The gap highlights challenges in recruiting and retaining educators, particularly in rural and underserved regions where staffing remains acute. Authorities are reportedly exploring strategies to address the deficit, including incentives for qualified teachers to work in high-need areas. The shortage raises concerns about overcrowded classrooms and the quality of instruction as the country expands its education infrastructure.
Vietnam schools short of over 100,000 teachers: education minister The Star
