According to the draft Law amending and supplementing a number of articles of the Lawon Education recently announced by the Ministry of Education and Training, one of the notable changes is that the authority to grant high school graduation certificates is assigned to the school principal, instead of the director of the Department of Education and Training as it is currently.
Candidates taking the 2024 high school graduation exam. Photo: Huu Hung
This is to implement the policy of decentralization and delegation of power, complying with the principle of "where training is provided, where degrees are granted".
The draft also stipulates that students who complete the junior high school program will have their transcripts confirmed by the school principal as having completed the junior high school program.
The Ministry of Education and Training believes that this adjustment is in line with the policy of organizing two-level local governments and is in line with the goal of universalizing education, the current international trend. Many developed countries no longer issue junior high school diplomas but use the principal's confirmation of the learning results in the lower grades to consider studying at higher levels or to stream.
In addition, the draft law decentralizes the management of preschool, primary and secondary education facilities to the chairmen of the People's Committees at the commune level when implementing two-level local government. High schools or general schools with multiple levels of education are under the management of the Department of Education and Training, except for schools under the authority of the Minister of Education and Training.
The draft also amends and supplements the content on the national education system in the direction of clearly defining the levels of education of the national education system including: preschool education, general education, vocational education and higher education.
The new point in this regulation is to add vocational secondary school as an educational level; there is no secondary school (transferred to vocational secondary school, which is a program integrating high school knowledge); no secondary school diploma is granted (replaced by vocational secondary school diploma).
Thus, in the vocational secondary program, students have 2 options: Being awarded a primary vocational certificate or a secondary vocational certificate.
Students who finish grade 9 have 3 options: Study high school or vocational high school with a primary certificate, or study vocational high school with a vocational intermediate certificate.
Source: https://nld.com.vn/thay-vi-giam-doc-so-gd-dt-hieu-truong-se-la-nguoi-cap-bang-tot-nghiep-thpt-196250513122213955.htm
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