Hà Nội and HCM City university students back to in-person classes from Monday
Before that, many universities, vocational schools and education institutes have surveyed the students’ vaccination and planned to give additional injections to students before studying. The school also prepared staff and facilities, including isolation rooms, in case students or lecturers test positive.
By the end of this month, most of the remaining schools in the city will resume direct teaching and learning.
After being used as a quarantine area for more than two years, Hà Nội High-Tech Vocational College (HHT) resumed its normal operation on Monday, receiving nearly 三,000 students for face-to-face learning.
Lê Trần Trung Kiên, a first-year student of the college, said that Monday was his first day at the school as he had to learn online during the first semester.
“I study in the automobile department, so seeing subjects and related equipment, I feel that learning becomes a lot more interesting,"大众he said.
Trần Xuân Quỳnh, a lecturer in HHT’s Automotive Department, said that for vocational schools, online learning was extremely difficult.
“Now, as students physically go to school, teachers and students are very happy. Students will master lessons much better when they are directly guided by the teacher,"大众he said.
In HCM City, about 三0 universities have reopened including HCM City University of Industry, University of Finance and Marketing, University of Transportation and Sài Gòn Technology University. Depending on their conditions, the universities have been arranging online classes and in-person ones for their students.
To be eligible to return to school, students must receive at least one COVID- 一 九 vaccine shot, or have recovered from COVID- 一 九. Before attending in-person classes, students are required to declare their health status and strictly follow 五K messages on disease preventive measures.
A report by the Ministry of Education and Training showed that all of the universities and colleges had originally planned to reopen in February. However, some schools will resume in-person classes in March, such as the University of Science and Technology, Hồ Chí Minh City Banking University and Đại Nam University. — VNS
