Candidates who want to apply to the University of Education must have good academic performance or better.
It is expected that for admission to university-level teacher training programs, students must graduate from high school with a grade 12 ranking of excellent or higher.
The Ministry of Education and Training has just announced a draft Circular amending and supplementing a number of articles of the Regulations on regular university admissions and regular college admissions for teacher training majors.
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| The Ministry of Education and Training is seeking public opinion on the need for candidates to have good academic performance or better to be admitted to Pedagogical Universities. Illustrative photo |
The regulations apply to universities, academies, and colleges; colleges and secondary schools enrolling in teacher training majors; departments of education and training; and organizations and individuals involved in the implementation of regular university enrollment; college enrollment in regular teacher training majors; and secondary school enrollment in regular teacher training majors.
Specifically, the threshold to ensure input quality according to the admission method based on high school learning results to enter the teacher training group is as follows:
For university level, high school graduates with grade 12 academic performance of good or higher are considered.
For college and intermediate level, high school graduates with 12th grade academic performance of good or higher are considered for admission.
Priority scoring framework by subject and region
The Draft Circular also stipulates that the difference in admission scores between two consecutive groups of subjects is 1.0 (one point), between two consecutive regions is 0.25 (one-quarter point) corresponding to the total score of 3 exams/subjects (in the admission subject group) without multiplying the coefficient on a 10-point scale.
The admission score is the total score of the exams/subjects on a 10-point scale for each exam/subject of each admission combination and plus the priority points for subjects and regions according to Article 7 of this Regulation and rounded to two decimal places; For candidates with the same admission score at the end of the list, admission will be considered according to the additional conditions announced by each school. If the quota is still exceeded, priority will be given to candidates with higher wishes.
The draft Circular was collected for public comments by the Ministry of Education and Training until February 28, 2018./.
