HANOI, June 30 (Xinhua) -- The World Bank (WB) will provide a 95-million-U.S. dollar credit for Vietnam to enhance education program for over 600,000 general education teachers and principals across the country.
Participants will be supported to master a new curriculum and pedagogical approaches as well as to adapt teaching practice to the needs of individual students, said the WB Vietnam on Thursday.
According to a press release by WB Vietnam, the number of teachers and principals who will benefit from the program accounts for nearly 80 percent of the national total.
They will receive training and support through school-based training and an Internet-based distance-learning and support network.
The program will help establish a cadre of more than 28,000 Core Teachers and 4,000 Principal Advisors who will work at the school level and provide customized support and training to school staff, said the WB.
