Potential CGA students taking an evaluation test at the CGA Open Day Cracking the Code to Top Universities in the U.S. and U.K. Getting accepted to top universities - the game is getting harder Demands from local and ex-pat students based in Vietnam to go to U.S. and U.K. colleges are higher than ever. For this reason, the need to prepare an outstanding application is a “hot” topic among high school families now. Universities in the U.S. and the U.K. have distinct approaches to evaluating prospective students. U.S. universities often prioritize “well-rounded” students, while U.K. universities seek applicants with a..
The spotlight is once again focused on AIS and its strong academic record as the school's new International Baccalaureate Diploma graduates are inundated with offers from world-class international universities. AIS students continue to excel under the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme despite the unprecedented challenges of the past two years. Undeterred by the transitions between physical campus and online learning, and flourishing under the guidance and support of our committed group of teachers and education specialists, our Year 13 cohort has performed to the highest of their abilities in the recent IB assessments and achieved truly remarkable results. With 81 per..
By Michael Tatarski The quality of the teachers, the curriculum, extracurricular activities, school facilities — these are just a few of the factors that prospective parents and students consider when selecting the next step on an educational journey. The Australian International School (AIS) in Ho Chi Minh City understands how important these decisions are. That is why it works hard to deliver a high-quality, international education for all of its students. Davina McCarthy, Executive Principal of AIS, said: “Our vision is very much about offering a world-class education for local families. "Many of the fully-qualified, experienced teachers at AIS are..
The past year has been one of the most disruptive times in recent history, with daily life dramatically altered around the world. Education has not been spared, and even though Vietnam has managed the COVID-19 pandemic remarkably well, schools in the country have still had to close for extended periods. ISHCMC has responded to this new reality in line with ensuring the safety and wellbeing of its students by creating a Transition to Campus (TTC) Learning Programme. TTC is a short-term learning opportunity designed for students who are temporarily unable to access the campus due to quarantine regulations, a medical..

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