Vietnam’s Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) announced plans to transition intermediate-level education and the “9+” program model to vocational schools starting this year. The announcement was made by Deputy Minister Lê Quân during a conference of southern polytechnic college principals. This shift aims to align education with workforce demands and enhance skill development among students. The move signifies a broader educational reform effort within the country. Details on the implementation timeline and specific program adjustments are expected to follow. This change is intended to streamline the educational landscape and provide more focused training opportunities. Ultimately, the goal is to produce a more skilled and readily employable workforce.