In order to prevent tuition fees from becoming a burden on students and parents, the State has introduced many policies to support and exempt tuition fees.
In the context of increasing costs, tuition fees are considered a burden for many low-income families. Below are 2 groups of students who do not have to pay tuition fees, parents should take note.
No tuition fees
Article 14 of Decree 81/2021 of the Government stipulates that two groups are exempted from paying tuition fees. First, primary school students in public schools are the first group to be exempted from paying tuition fees. This emphasizes fairness and encourages learning at the primary level, especially for families with difficult economic conditions.
The issue of tuition fees is of concern to many people. (Illustration photo)
The second group is students studying specialized majors, serving the development of special fields in economics, society, national defense and security.
These specialized fields are specifically regulated by the Law on Higher Education and issued by the Prime Minister. The exemption of tuition fees for this group is intended to encourage in-depth development in specific fields and contribute to the national cause.
Identifying these non-tuition fee payers is an important measure to ensure equitable access to education and develop strategic industries for the country. At the same time, this policy also demonstrates the state's commitment to creating favorable conditions for all individuals to access education in an equitable and quality manner.
Tuition management and usage
Article 13 of Decree 81/2021 stipulates that public educational institutions use tuition fees according to Government regulations on financial autonomy mechanism of public service units and summarize them in the annual financial reports of educational institutions according to law.
At the same time, private educational institutions use tuition fees according to the principle of self-insurance of revenue and expenditure and are responsible for financial management of their activities. Organize accounting work, pay taxes and fulfill other financial obligations according to the provisions of law.
Manage tuition revenues and expenditures according to accounting, auditing, tax and financial disclosure regimes as prescribed by law; comply with inspection and examination requirements of competent financial and educational management agencies and be responsible before the law for the accuracy and honesty of the information and documents provided.
Before enrolling or considering admission, educational institutions must announce and publicize tuition fees and training costs for each school year and level for preschool and general education, tuition fee increase roadmap (if any) for each school year and expected for the entire course for higher education.
Educational institutions are responsible for publicly disclosing and explaining training costs, tuition fees, and tuition increase roadmap for each school year, level, and course; publicly disclosing conditions for ensuring quality according to regulations; publicly disclosing tuition exemption and reduction policies and tuition fee exemption and reduction levels in the event of natural disasters, epidemics, and force majeure events.
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