Educational institutions in key host countries, most of which bore the brunt of Covid's fury last year, are reopening their doors to international students, including those from Vietnam.
As I’m sure all of you would agree, 2020 was a supremely challenging year both personally and professionally. Viet Nam has fared better than most countries because of its remarkable success in containing COVID-19.
The collectivism that manifests in the cultural surface becomes strong in defeating a common enemy.
‘There is nothing obscure about the objectives of educational exchange. Its purpose is to acquaint Americans with the world as it is and to acquaint students and scholars from many lands with America as it is – not as…
I enjoyed participating in this recent webinar with my colleague, Ngoc Anh, Capstone’s Hanoi-based educational services manager. Although it started at the end of a long day, Viet Nam time, we were both energized by the…
Education agencies whose business models depend on profit from commissions are under pressure, while stakeholders have indicated businesses may merge or collaborate more closely in the future.
E-20 Series Webinar: Vietnamese Student Recruitment in the Time of COVID-19
FAQs for International Colleagues
Dear Students, Warm greetings from all of us at Capstone Vietnam!
I wrote in a recent essay for international education colleagues, Vietnam has overcome steep odds throughout its millennia-long history. This includes many contemporary arenas, one of which we are witnessing now.
Is the Bloom Off the Canadian Rose for Vietnamese Students?
As in many contemporary arenas and throughout its history, Vietnam has overcome steep odds.
Perspectives from Dr. Mark A. Ashwill on international education and Vietnamese student mobility, shared first on LinkedIn.
