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The Australian Embassy in Vietnam and the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA) - have officially launched Australia’s next phase of support for Vietnam’s vocational education and training.

Promoting Vocational Education between Vietnam and Australia

On 14 April, the Australian Embassy in Vietnam and Vietnam’s Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA) launched Australia’s next phase of support for Vietnam’s vocational education and training (VET).

San Diu Girl Contributes to Gender Equality in Education

Ha Thi Hong is most proud of her support for students in their studies abroad. Ha Thi Hong (born 1994) is a water, climate change and energy researcher, with a strong interest in gender equality in education. According to Ha Thi Hong, gender equality in education contributes to improved workforce

Ms. Phung Thi Lan Phuong, Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI)

60 Australia Awards Scholarships for Vietnamese citizens

Persons with disabilities, ethnic minority people and people from rural areas are strongly encouraged to apply for Australian Award Scholarships (AAS)

Taking Engineering to the Next Level at the LEGO Group in Vietnam

Thi Quang Linh Tran, Master of Engineering (Water Resources Management), Sustainable Construction Manager at the LEGO Group As a child, Thi Quang Linh Tran was in awe of the women in her life as engineers or scientists. Looking up to them as talented, strong, intelligent and dedicated individuals, this admiration

Orientation workshop on the training course for VET educators supporting students with disability

Ho Chi Minh City: Training Vocational Educators to Support People with Disability

In her opening remarks, Ms. Kaye Eldridge, Aus4Skills Program Director, shared that vocational education and training (VET) is affected by limited perceptions about the potential of people with disabilities.

Improve Living Conditions and Accessibility for People with Disabilities

On 20 January afternoon, Australian alumni in Vietnam discussed practical ways to improve living conditions and accessibility in cities for people with disability in Vietnam through a virtual panel discussion on “Accessible Cities for People with Disabilities - Assistive Devices and Information”.

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.