Signing a cooperation agreement between NorthStar American School, AMES English and Fulbright University opens the door to top American universities in Vietnam.
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| Ms. Ha Ngoc Anh (left), President of NAS and AMES English signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Mr. Scott Andrew Fritzen, President of Fulbright. |
Recently, Northstar American School (NAS) and AMES English System (AMES) officially signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Fulbright University Vietnam (Fulbright University), an important symbol of the close cooperation between the Vietnamese and US governments. With an excellent team of professors and lecturers, Fulbright University is the top choice for students who want to reach international standards.
The strategic partnership with Fulbright University opens up many opportunities for NAS and AMES students to receive Fulbright scholarships. Fulbright University will support workshops, seminars on academic and skill development, helping AMES and NAS students improve their knowledge, broaden their horizons, and build their personal profiles to apply to Fulbright and prestigious universities around the world.
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| Mr. Michael (second from left), General Director of Boeing Vietnam, witnessed the signing of this strategic cooperation. |
Ms. Ha Ngoc Anh, President of NAS and AMES shared: “As an educational system with tens of thousands of students studying nationwide, we are proud to cooperate with Fulbright University to bring AMES and NAS students the highest quality and most prestigious training program, helping them have a solid foundation of knowledge and skills for the future”.
This strategic partnership, according to Mr. Scott Andrew Fritzen, President of Fulbright, “not only helps Fulbright get closer to Vietnamese students nationwide, but also accompanies NAS and AMES in developing comprehensive learning and skills for students on a large scale”.
Attending the signing ceremony, Mr. Michael Nguyen, General Director of Boeing Vietnam, shared: "The cooperation between Fulbright University, NAS and AMES is a clear demonstration of the commitment to bringing prestigious American education programs to Vietnamese students.
For many years, Boeing in Vietnam has been a companion in education and training initiatives, from supporting STEM scholarship programs, collaborating with universities, to internship programs for students. This is a meaningful educational cooperation that brings practical values to students.
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| NAS (left) and AMES (right) students receive certificates of merit at the closing ceremony. |
The partnership affirms NAS, AMES English and Fulbright University's commitment to the best quality education and learning opportunities for students in Vietnam, contributing to building a young generation equipped with global knowledge, skills and a sense of responsibility for a sustainable and prosperous Vietnam.
Information to learn specifically about the US education program and opportunities to get into top universities: Northstar American School - Fulbright - The right direction
Northstar American School (NAS) is an online school in the US, accredited by Cognia - the world's leading educational accreditation organization. With a K-12 curriculum taught by teachers in the US and awarded with an American baccalaureate degree, NAS brings international education right to Vietnam, helping students prepare for a future of global integration. AMES English (AMES) is an English school system with over 20 years of experience in teaching English to all ages. Currently, AMES has a system of 40 branches nationwide, a large team of teachers and has successfully trained hundreds of thousands of students to study English communication and prepare for international certificates such as IELTS and Cambridge. Fulbright University Vietnam is a pioneering non-profit university in Vietnam, combining American liberal arts education with a deep understanding of Vietnamese culture and history. Fulbright University not only trains a generation of talented young leaders but also contributes to promoting sustainable community development. |
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