| Introduction of Viet Nam Association of Community Colleges (28/10/2015) - Viet Nam Association of Community Colleges is a social- professional organization, representing a common voice of universities, colleges and other training institutions following the community college model in Viet Nam.. |
| LIST OF VACC’S INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS (13/03/2014) - LIST OF VACC’S INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS. |
| BCCIE and VACC Joint International Education Conference “The Next generation of international academic partnerships: Colleges in Viet Nam, British Columbia and Canada” (28/02/2019) - Dated on January 17-18th, 2019, BCCIE and VACC Joint International Education Conference was co-organized by Viet Nam Association of Communiy Colleges (VACC) and British Columbia Council of International Education, Canada (BCCIE) at Transportation College of Huế, Thừa Thiên Huế province.. |
NEW PARTNERSHIP TO FOSTER COLLABORATION BETWEEN BC AND VIETNAM COLLEGES- (28/02/2019)
Niagara college and VSEP Gender specialists continued their mission to support Vinh Long community college on the new program of Food Technology- (25/10/2017)
Durham College trained Hau Giang community college instructors on Technical, Foundational Teaching and Assessment Skills on the New Analytical Instruments- (20/10/2017) |
| Vital English overview (13/08/2012) - Vital English was founded in 2001 with the aim of designing and distributing English Language teaching and learning solutions globally. With offices in 11 countries and a network of over 150 partner learning providers, Vital English leads the world in providing online pre-arrival learning programmes for international students and online courseware for English as a Second Language (ESL) students.. |
| Community Colleges Past to Present (30/12/2009) - It is a very exciting time for community colleges as they celebrate their centennial. In 100 years time, community colleges have grown tremendously in numbers and have changed with the times. No other segment of higher education is more responsive to its community and workforce needs than the community college.. |