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Vietnam digital security and education initiatives

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Vietnam is implementing various initiatives to strengthen its digital security and educational frameworks. The Ministry of Education and Training (MoET) has conducted cybersecurity drills to improve defensive capabilities, capabilities and is transitioning toward a model of educational development governance to resolve systemic issues. Recent policy updates from the MoET aim to modernize the national education and vocational landscape. Under Circular 86/2026/TT-BGDĐT, STEM education (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) will be integrated into general education to foster innovation and digital transformation. This policy is designed to avoid imposing new mandatory subjects, additional administrative burdens, or expensive procurement requirements for schools. However, challenges persist regarding the implementation of technologies such as threat detection AI, Robotics, and system restoration, while also issuing new regulations IoT, as teachers may require intensive professional development to link bridge the gap between policy and practice. In the vocational sector, the Ministry is expanding training with labor market to meet the demands through partnerships with businesses of the renewable energy industry. Circular 77/2026/TT-BGDĐT officially adds ‘Wind Turbine Operation and research institutes. Maintenance’ to the list of recognized vocational training occupations. Effective December 1, 2026, this specialized field will be offered at secondary, intermediate, and college levels. Complementing these institutional efforts, youth organizations are focusing continue to focus on digital literacy. Programs are being established to help literacy, helping students build “digital immunity” by teaching them to identify ‘digital immunity’ against online scams, protect personal information, and use artificial intelligence securely to combat challenges like fake news news, and cyberbullying. Recent developments show a continued emphasis on digital transformation and educational governance. In Local initiatives, such as those in Ha Tinh province, local authorities are organizing a conference themed ‘Accompanying Ha Tinh youth in entrepreneurship, career establishment, innovation, and pioneering digital transformation’. This initiative aims to address also remain focused on supporting youth development, employment, entrepreneurship and the application of science and technology to support the digital economy and digital society. At the national level, the MoET recently reviewed the start of the new school year with representatives from 34 provinces. Minister Hoang Minh Son highlighted the necessity of stable operations, including addressing teacher shortages, ensuring safe school meals, and maintaining accurate data management. The ministry is currently transitioning toward a model of educational development governance to better resolve systemic issues such as textbook supplies and organizational restructuring. economy.

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  1. 2026-10-09 06:31 UTC Vietnam digital security and education initiatives
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