Textbooks must be revised after the merger of 34 provinces and cities.
Merging provinces and cities into 34 administrative units, many textbooks at all levels will be revised to update geographical, historical and socio-economic information, ensuring accuracy and consistency.
Textbooks that need to be revised
The change of administrative boundaries directly affects the content of History, Geography, and Economics and Law. The Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) has identified textbooks that need to be revised, including:
History and Geography Grade 4
Geography and History Grade 5
Geography and History Grade 9
Geography Grade 12
History Grade 10
Economics and Law Education Grade 10
In addition, local education documents compiled by localities themselves are also on the list of documents that need to be revised. Pursuant to Resolution No. 202/2025/QH15 of the National Assembly on the arrangement of provincial-level administrative units, localities proactively select and develop local education content.
This ensures conformity with the characteristics of the new administrative unit and the two-level local government organization model, promotes local initiative in organizing program implementation, and ensures that educational content is updated promptly according to new administrative and social changes.
