Vietnam will ban higher learning schools from adding finance-banking,
business administration, and accounting majors to their current training
programs, starting next year, according to the education ministry.
Graduates in these disciplines
are now in surplus, Pham Vu Luan, Minister of Education and Training, explained
at a conference on workforce planning Tuesday in Hanoi.
Luan said the Ministry of
Education and Training (MoET) will suggest the Prime Minister impose a ban on
the establishment of any new university specializing in finance – banking,
business administration, and accounting.
His ministry will announce areas
that currently need a large workforce, he added.
Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen
Thien Nhan suggested that MoET should work out a plan to provide jobs to
unemployed college graduates by next June, and that the ministry should set up
a website specifically for jobseekers who graduate from a university or
graduate school in a foreign country.
MoET has assigned particular
educational institutions to start training next year 1,400 selected students
who will take up core governmental positions in provinces and cities in the
Northwest, Central Highlands, and Mekong Delta regions.
Vietnam will have to add 1.86
million skilled jobs each year from now until 2015, according to a report
released by the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids, and Social Affairs, which said
that the addition will rise to 2.18 million annually between 2016 and 2020.
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