Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the education and training sector in Vietnam

Abstract

As of March 19, 2022, Vietnam has officially announced 7,791,841 infections and 41,817 deaths. The place with the most severe epidemic is Hanoi with a total of 1,151,599 infections and 1,178 deaths. The lightest place is Ninh Thuan with 7,853 infections and 60 deaths. The pandemic has had a huge impact on Vietnam's economy and society. According to the Culture and Education Committee of the National Assembly of Vietnam, since the beginning of 2020, the COVID-19 epidemic has had many negative impacts on the education industry. Preschool children, pupils and students have had to temporarily stop going to school for many consecutive months. Many teachers, children, and students are infected with COVID-19. Many important tasks of the education sector cannot proceed as planned. Faced with this situation, the Government of Vietnam has taken a series of measures to maintain and ensure the quality of teaching activities.

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