The Ministry of Education and Training in Vietnam has issued guidance allowing teachers to provide additional tutoring in subjects they do not regularly teach at school. This is permissible, however, provided the teacher possesses the necessary qualifications and certifications. A key stipulation of this new policy prevents teachers from charging fees to students they currently teach in their primary classroom assignments. This aims to prevent conflicts of interest and ensure equitable access to supplementary education. The regulation seeks to broaden educational opportunities while maintaining integrity within the school system in Vietnam. The Ministry emphasizes the importance of qualifications for tutors, regardless of whether the subject is part of their regular curriculum. This directive clarifies existing ambiguities surrounding teachers offering extra lessons.