Learning to overcome adversity "“My life has changed significantly. I do not care about my disability, I do not have the fear of being looked at or commented on any more. I become confident at school, free to have fun and glow with great happiness when I can do what I want” - said Phan Thi Rát. |
Ms. Julianne Cowley - Australian Consul General in Ho Chi Minh City: Education promotes people to people links "The alumni I have talked to are proud upon their return to Vietnam. Our connections are very strong and we are also proud of the 70,000 alumni who come and study in Australia and then go back to Vietnam and grasp opportunities in their homeland. I believe that the people to people links between Vietnam and Australia will continue to grow strongly”-said Ms. Julianne Cowley - Australian Consul General in Ho Chi Minh City. |
Futures and Uncertainty Training Course for Ministry of Foreign Affairs Managers On the morning of June 17, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Australian Embassy in Hanoi opened a “Futures and Uncertainty Training Course” for managers at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs |
Aussie Alumni Reunion 2019: Recalling memories, opening up the future Hundreds of Australian Alumni students gathered in Ho Chi Minh City to recall their beautiful shared memories in Australia and discuss future opportunities, cooperation plans, and networking activities. |
Three Years of Pursuing Australia Awards Scholarship Vo Van Oc, Research Assistant at a project under the Research Center for Rural Development, An Giang University, has just received the Australian Awards Scholarship to take the Master course at La Trobe University. His journey to achieve this prestigious scholarship was fraught with difficulty as he succeeded after the third attempt. |
