In November, Vietnam’s education and training sector registered 1 new project with US$561,000 in newly registered capital, according to Vietnam’s Ministry of Planning and Investment. This represents a 66.67 percent decline compared to October, which recorded 3 new projects and US$318,000 in newly registered capital.
Year-to-date (YTD), the sector has attracted a total of 33 new projects with US$39 million in newly registered capital, reflecting growth in the sector despite the decline in November.
The education and training sector in Vietnam is an important area of focus, with a growing demand for high-quality educational services, professional training, and international collaboration. The sector continues to benefit from investments in private schools, vocational training centers, and higher education institutions.
Key foreign firms in the education and training sector in Vietnam include international companies like British Council, Pearson, and EF Education First, which continue to expand their operations in Vietnam’s educational landscape.
Despite the decline in November, the education and training sector remains a key component of Vietnam’s development, with strong long-term prospects.
See also: Education in Vietnam