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The Economics University, Da Nang University, IT Faculty of the Cryptography Technical Institute are also planning to recruit lecturers with preference given to those who have doctoral degrees.
The Hung Yen Technique Pedagogical University now needs nearly 30 lecturers for many branches. The requirements are simple: candidates can be students graduating from universities with ‘excellent’ results.
Many universities complain that they cannot find suitable candidates though they have posted advertisements about job vacancies many times already.
According to Prof Dr Nguyen Ngoc Phu from the Vietnam Education and Psychology Association, the numbers of universities and students have been increasing sharply in the last few years, while the number of lecturers has not been increasing accordingly. Most newly established universities and colleges do not have enough lecturers for their training branches.
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