Vietnamese invests high for the education to their kids. Vietnamese GDP spending for education is high even compared with other Asean countries. Let us see what their kids learn and where the money goes
Vietnam is known as the country with high education focus. Q&Me Vietnam market research has covered Vietnamese language study situation in terms of method, cost and objectives..
Language study is very hot in Vietnam. How do Vietname take on language study? Let us check out how they study and what kind of web site they rely on to improve their skills
This document summarizes the results of a survey about English language learning practices in Vietnam. Some key findings include:
- Half of English learners study for career or job purposes, while 40% study for official English tests. Speaking was the most desired skill to improve.
- While smartphone apps are popular study methods, practical communication was seen as most effective. Native English speakers and variety of programs were important factors in choosing language schools.
- Popular offline schools were ACET, ILA, and VUS, while popular online options included Tienganh123 and Topica for their costs, native teacher availability, and test preparation courses.
- English schools catered to students and workers and offered both short affordable
This survey focuses on Vietnamese language learning habits. The report is the summary of:
What languages are Vietnamese people learning and which one is the most learned?
The average time they spend learning a foreign language weekly
The most popular learning methods
Where do they learn a foreign language? (popular language centers, online learning platforms,...)
The reason they learned that foreign language
This survey was conducted in June, 2021, from those who study languages
Travelling, especially oversea travelling is an emerged trend among Vietnamese people with living condition increasing in recent years. This survey was made to explore the motivation in choosing a country to travel.
This survey was conducted among more than 1,000 Vietnamese, who are above 18 years old, across nationwide in March 2019.
- 61% of Vietnamese listen to Music everyday
- Vietnamese music is dominantly popular
- Computers and smartphones are the top devices to listen to music
- Mp3.zing.vn is more for youth, Nhaccuatui is popular more for the elderly
- 29% listen to music on motorbike against the law
- Web site is the most common information source
- 56% do not pay for music for last 12 month
Social media becomes the information hub for Vietnamese and they spend hours on Facebook, Zalo and the other services daily.
This survey was made to understand the latest trend and usage of social media service in Vietnam.
The survey was made in Sept 2018, to 620 people in HCM and Hanoi.
Vietnam's consumer market is on the rapid increase. This time, we focus on youth in HCM and Hanoi as they are the center of consumer market. How does Vietnamese youth in urban area live, spend and value their lives?
More and more Vietnamese parents are conscious what their kids eat. How Vietnamese children eat each meal and what their parents think. Let's discover it through Q&Me service!
Social media is what Vietnamese use for the versatile objective including communication with friends, trend watching, online entertainment etc. This survey was intended to clarify the social media popularities, user profile and the service characteristic differences.
This survey was conducted among 18-44 years old male and female of 680 respondents in December 2020.
Smartphone is on everyone’s hand and Vietnamese spend hours playing with it. We made the research as to what apps are indispensable for those who live in urban area of Vietnam.
Although Vietnam is famous for the dominant traditional channels, it recently has an increasing number of modern trade channels (supermarket, convenience stores etc). We have investigated how this change has affected the shopping behaviors among Moms in Vietnam
-2/3 of smartphone users have feature phone as well
-46% use internet more than 3 hours / day, while no more than 28% access same hours from smart phone
-For brands, Samsung tops with 33% share followed by Nokia and apple
-Brand (53%), Pricing (52%) and Design (51%) are the main consideration factors
50-100K are the most common spending for the monthly phone usage
Less than 18% of smart phone users have paid for app
It is always mentioned that the lifestyle between the south and north of Vietnam is different. This report illustrates the media consumption behavior and creative impression differences between south and north
- Parents are most concerned about their children's health, studies, and personality development. Math, English, and literature are the most common subjects for added courses.
- On average, Vietnamese kids take 2 added courses per week, most commonly in math, English, and literature to improve their skills beyond regular schooling. Parents want to support their children's development.
- Media use is an important part of kids' daily lives, though parents monitor internet access closely due to concerns about inappropriate content. Kids enjoy cartoons, music, games, and communicating with friends online in their free time.
Milk is considered to be the source to provide the health and nutrition in Vietnam. We made the survey to over 700 respondents in Vietnam to understand their drinking customs, favorite brands and purchase factors
Durability is most crucial criteria for choosing a washing machine of Vietnamese
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Aodai is the traditional Vietnamese clothes and one of the most well-known Vietnamese culture.
This survey was designed in order to find out the current usage of aodai and Vietnamese opinions about this traditional culture
The survey was conducted to 500 Vietnamese in HCM and Hanoi aged 16-39 yeas old.
- 76% Vietnamese have their own motorbike.
- Honda Wave is the most popular motorbike
- 80% of teens' and 71% of 20’s motorbikes are paid by their parents.
- Brand (44%), after service (43%) and price (39%) are 3 main factors as the purchase factors.
- 49% ask their friend’s advice before the purchase. The ratio is higher with female (58%)
- Bad driving behaviours of motorbike/car drivers (44%) is the main dissatisfaction among male while gasoline (57%) is what female cares about.
- 49% have had motorbike accident with other motorbike before.
Vietnam is a country where smartphones are highly penetrated while IT utilization in the normal work environment is behind.
This survey was made in order to clarify how people communicate at work
This survey was conducted among 18-39 Vietnamese of 579 respondents in January 2019.
Many foreign fashion brand comes in to Vietnam recently but Vietnam has had a number of domestic apparel chains. We made research to understand its recognition and image differences
Vietnamese spend more on fashion, as their income increases. Let us take a look what brand Vietnamese recognize, as well as where they spend, how they get the information about fashion
Johnson’s baby is market leader with 45% market share
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Food safety is a growing concern of many Vietnamese people nowadays which has led to their rising demand for high-quality food. This survey is thus set to find out the organic food consumption among Vietnamese people.
The survey was conducted to over 400 male and female 18-39 year-olds in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi.
”Stay Home” due to Covid-19 has changed the behaviors of Vietnamese in a various manner, and personal care / beauty care is one of the major ones.
Now that people go out less, and meet less people, their behaviors and attention in these segment must have changed.
This survey was conducted in order to size what changes has occurred to the category of take bath, hair wash, and beauty care, including the reasons of the changes
This survey was conducted among male and female of 863 samples in September, 2021.
Appota Mobile Report is a quarterly update about Mobile Ecosystem in Vietnam (device, e-commerce, payment, advertisement and gaming).
Let us share with you about:
- Top 10 mobile events of 2016
- Mobile device trends
- Mobile user behavior analysis
- Vietnam Mobile Landscape
1) According to a survey in Vietnam, 90% of urban 20-39 year olds own smartphones and spend over half their daily internet time on mobile. 50% of online shopping and YouTube usage in Vietnam is via smartphones.
2) Digital advertising spending accounts for 27% of total ad spending worldwide but only 5-10% in Vietnam, indicating a gap between brands and consumers. Television remains the dominant media at 91 minutes consumed daily versus 103 minutes on mobile internet.
3) Facebook is the dominant social media platform in Vietnam, used by 98% of urban 20-39 year olds, who spend an average of 2.5 hours per day on it. The average Vietnamese user likes 48 brand pages primarily to
Vietnam's consumer market is on the rapid increase. This time, we focus on youth in HCM and Hanoi as they are the center of consumer market. How does Vietnamese youth in urban area live, spend and value their lives?
More and more Vietnamese parents are conscious what their kids eat. How Vietnamese children eat each meal and what their parents think. Let's discover it through Q&Me service!
Social media is what Vietnamese use for the versatile objective including communication with friends, trend watching, online entertainment etc. This survey was intended to clarify the social media popularities, user profile and the service characteristic differences.
This survey was conducted among 18-44 years old male and female of 680 respondents in December 2020.
Smartphone is on everyone’s hand and Vietnamese spend hours playing with it. We made the research as to what apps are indispensable for those who live in urban area of Vietnam.
Although Vietnam is famous for the dominant traditional channels, it recently has an increasing number of modern trade channels (supermarket, convenience stores etc). We have investigated how this change has affected the shopping behaviors among Moms in Vietnam
-2/3 of smartphone users have feature phone as well
-46% use internet more than 3 hours / day, while no more than 28% access same hours from smart phone
-For brands, Samsung tops with 33% share followed by Nokia and apple
-Brand (53%), Pricing (52%) and Design (51%) are the main consideration factors
50-100K are the most common spending for the monthly phone usage
Less than 18% of smart phone users have paid for app
It is always mentioned that the lifestyle between the south and north of Vietnam is different. This report illustrates the media consumption behavior and creative impression differences between south and north
- Parents are most concerned about their children's health, studies, and personality development. Math, English, and literature are the most common subjects for added courses.
- On average, Vietnamese kids take 2 added courses per week, most commonly in math, English, and literature to improve their skills beyond regular schooling. Parents want to support their children's development.
- Media use is an important part of kids' daily lives, though parents monitor internet access closely due to concerns about inappropriate content. Kids enjoy cartoons, music, games, and communicating with friends online in their free time.
Milk is considered to be the source to provide the health and nutrition in Vietnam. We made the survey to over 700 respondents in Vietnam to understand their drinking customs, favorite brands and purchase factors
Durability is most crucial criteria for choosing a washing machine of Vietnamese
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Aodai is the traditional Vietnamese clothes and one of the most well-known Vietnamese culture.
This survey was designed in order to find out the current usage of aodai and Vietnamese opinions about this traditional culture
The survey was conducted to 500 Vietnamese in HCM and Hanoi aged 16-39 yeas old.
- 76% Vietnamese have their own motorbike.
- Honda Wave is the most popular motorbike
- 80% of teens' and 71% of 20’s motorbikes are paid by their parents.
- Brand (44%), after service (43%) and price (39%) are 3 main factors as the purchase factors.
- 49% ask their friend’s advice before the purchase. The ratio is higher with female (58%)
- Bad driving behaviours of motorbike/car drivers (44%) is the main dissatisfaction among male while gasoline (57%) is what female cares about.
- 49% have had motorbike accident with other motorbike before.
Vietnam is a country where smartphones are highly penetrated while IT utilization in the normal work environment is behind.
This survey was made in order to clarify how people communicate at work
This survey was conducted among 18-39 Vietnamese of 579 respondents in January 2019.
Many foreign fashion brand comes in to Vietnam recently but Vietnam has had a number of domestic apparel chains. We made research to understand its recognition and image differences
Vietnamese spend more on fashion, as their income increases. Let us take a look what brand Vietnamese recognize, as well as where they spend, how they get the information about fashion
Johnson’s baby is market leader with 45% market share
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Food safety is a growing concern of many Vietnamese people nowadays which has led to their rising demand for high-quality food. This survey is thus set to find out the organic food consumption among Vietnamese people.
The survey was conducted to over 400 male and female 18-39 year-olds in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi.
”Stay Home” due to Covid-19 has changed the behaviors of Vietnamese in a various manner, and personal care / beauty care is one of the major ones.
Now that people go out less, and meet less people, their behaviors and attention in these segment must have changed.
This survey was conducted in order to size what changes has occurred to the category of take bath, hair wash, and beauty care, including the reasons of the changes
This survey was conducted among male and female of 863 samples in September, 2021.
Appota Mobile Report is a quarterly update about Mobile Ecosystem in Vietnam (device, e-commerce, payment, advertisement and gaming).
Let us share with you about:
- Top 10 mobile events of 2016
- Mobile device trends
- Mobile user behavior analysis
- Vietnam Mobile Landscape
1) According to a survey in Vietnam, 90% of urban 20-39 year olds own smartphones and spend over half their daily internet time on mobile. 50% of online shopping and YouTube usage in Vietnam is via smartphones.
2) Digital advertising spending accounts for 27% of total ad spending worldwide but only 5-10% in Vietnam, indicating a gap between brands and consumers. Television remains the dominant media at 91 minutes consumed daily versus 103 minutes on mobile internet.
3) Facebook is the dominant social media platform in Vietnam, used by 98% of urban 20-39 year olds, who spend an average of 2.5 hours per day on it. The average Vietnamese user likes 48 brand pages primarily to
Vietnam is one of the country with the highest attention from beer brands. The market is on the grow, while the developed countries show the sign of the market shrinking. The survey shows the brand images of the respective beer companies in Vietnam, analyzed from our quantitative survey conducted in HCM and Hanoi
Are Vietnamese satisfied with their life and country? Which part do they prefer and what is their self-image? The survey revealed the effects of income and living location
- A survey of 518 Vietnamese aged 16-49 found that 27% read regularly, with males preferring technology topics and females preferring international novels.
- Half read 2 books or fewer in a year. 32% read magazines regularly, especially males aged 25-49.
- 16% read newspapers regularly, with Tuoi Tre and Thanh Nien being most popular. Younger people read newspapers at home while older people read them at work.
This document summarizes the results of a survey of 420 Vietnamese women ages 18-39 in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City about their haircare habits and brand awareness. Some key findings:
- Most respondents wash their hair 1-2 times per week, with 71% washing less than daily. Shampoo is the most commonly used haircare product.
- Top shampoo brands used are Dove (26%), Clear (17%), and Pantene (16%). Dove is seen as high quality and premium, while Sunsilk is viewed as affordable and widely available.
- TV and word-of-mouth from family strongly influence brand choices. Effects and functions are important purchase
The increasing number of smartphone had made more female take photos, especially selfies. The survey shows the Vietnamese trend of how the ladies take photos and what post actions they make
As HCM has many shopping malls existing for the moment, people in this area tend to come here more often and have many different type of activities. Let's figure out which shopping malls are popular now and what people often do there with Q&Me.
Vietnam is one of the biggest instant noodle market in the world. We had investigated the store share by counting the store share of the major retail channel
Vietnam is considered to be one of the country that female takes the active role in society. According to the report by Mastercard, Vietnam is ranked as top 5 in terms of female social advancement. Q&Me takes the survey among 580 full-time workers to see how they see the work capability difference between male and female
This document summarizes the daily life and expenses of a 24-year-old male animator in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. It details his monthly budget, which totals around $260 USD against earnings of $300. It also outlines his daily routine including working from 9am-12pm most weekdays and social activities like gaming with friends on weekends. The document provides an overview of his living situation, which includes sharing a family-owned 5-story home in the city.
This document summarizes the results of an online survey conducted in Vietnam about movie watching habits. Over 300 Vietnamese respondents shared how often they go to cinemas, what types of movies they prefer, and their favorite cinema chains. Key findings include that over half go to movies at least once a month, action and comedy are most popular genres, and CGV, Lotte and Galaxy are top cinema brands. Preferences vary between gender, age groups and cities. The survey provides useful market data on the Vietnamese movie industry.
House visit report of male on 20's who likes Japanese culture and works as the teacher. His income and spending, products he owns, his dreams - all are covered in this report
Responsibility as Cafe manager. High language skill; Vietnamese, English, and Japanese. Many homework in online college. We focused that how 24-years-old Vietnamese women live every day and what her dream is in the future. House visit report by Q&Me Vietnam Market Research.
Ten Things About Digital Learning and StudentsJulie Evans
The document summarizes key findings from the 2013 Speak Up national research project on students and digital learning. Some of the main points include:
- Students now have ubiquitous access to mobile devices like smartphones and tablets, both for personal use and some school-provided devices. They use these for schoolwork in various ways, from research to collaborating with classmates.
- Students' technology use outside of school exceeds what is currently utilized for learning. They want more personalized, digitally-rich, and socially-based learning opportunities that leverage tools like video, online learning, and games.
- While students are generally careful about their digital footprints, they see value in curating a positive online presence. They also want
This survey of over 500 parents of students in the Essex Junction, Union #46 and Westford school districts in Vermont looked to understand parent perspectives and preferences regarding communication and quality of services from their child's school and district. The majority of respondents had 2 children, with over 75% having a child in grades 9-12. Over 90% rated the overall quality of their child's school and district as excellent or above average. For those rating quality lower, improving teacher quality and communication were priorities. Parents expressed strong interest in regular updates on student progress and curriculum changes from both teachers and the district. They preferred receiving most communications via email or the school/district website.
Florida’s tax-credit scholarship program—a type of private school choice program—serves some of the most disadvantaged students in the state. In an effort to better understand how those families feel about the program and their schools, our researchers surveyed more than 14,000 parents and guardians of Florida children using tax-credit scholarships.
Download the full report at www.edchoice.org/FLParentSurvey.
This document summarizes key findings from a 2011 study on the e-expectations of college-bound high school seniors and their parents regarding online tools and resources. Some of the main findings include:
- Both students and parents find academic program information and email most useful online. However, parents are less engaged with social media and mobile sites.
- Most students and parents own mobile phones but few have used college/university mobile sites. Students are more interested in using mobile for scheduling visits and applications than parents.
- Facebook is widely used but parents are less likely to interact directly on school pages. Students prefer current student comments and athletic information most.
- Cost and scholarship calculators influence perceptions but many have not used the
Ten things to know about digital learnersKeri Lauxman
The document discusses findings from a survey of over 430,000 K-12 students on their use of and preferences for digital learning tools. Some key findings include:
- 42% of middle school students think taking an online or virtual class, especially math, should be a graduation requirement.
- Students regularly use online videos and digital tools like email and texting to communicate with teachers and for homework help.
- Most students think mobile devices should be used more during school for classwork and learning and are already using their own smartphones and taking photos of assignments.
- While social media use is down, students are spending more time on content creation sites like YouTube. Different digital tools are preferred for different tasks.
- Over
Get ready to be surprised in this fast paced, top 10 focused session! Based upon the latest Speak Up Project findings from over 415,000 K-12 students, including 34,000 students from California, you will learn how students really want to use mobile devices, social media and digital content to enhance learning - key data you need to inform budgets, programs, policies and instruction.
A review of the 2014 E-expectations of High School Seniors and Their Parents as presented at HighEdWeb 2014 on 10/20/14 by Stephanie Geyer (Noel-Levitz) and Lance Merker (OmniUpdate)
The document discusses insights from Project Tomorrow's Speak Up Research on K-12 students' perspectives on learning. Some key points:
- Most students are assigned Chromebooks in school and use Google tools weekly, taking online tests. Over 3/4 use digital media and watch videos for class.
- Many students say they learn more from videos than reading and prefer online classes. They use various digital tools outside of school for self-directed learning.
- Students see benefits of technology in engagement, skills development, and personalized learning. Their preferences reflect wanting control over their learning and learning at their own pace.
- Environments like work experience, additional languages, and problem-solving help develop college and career
A study on Parental preferences to admit children in Government schools and P...iosrjce
The present study was taken up to research question of Parental Preference for School Type. When
government schools do exist in sufficient numbers alongside private schools, will families choose to enroll
children in private schools over government schools? Does curriculum matter? Do other cultural factors
matter?
Teacher's portfolio on project "GAMES", Erasmus +
A portfolio with the opinions of teachers about their own work on the project KA 2, "GAMES" - Games Always Make Everyone Supportive. Each teacher made a list of the activities he/she has taken a part in, the methods of teaching that he has employed. The teachers shared their experiences as part of the project – their progress in terms of sport achievements, foreign languages, computer skills, team work. They also had to determine their future goals with a plan about its completion.
The Hidden Impact of School Closures and E-Learning discusses how students', parents', and teachers' views and experiences with digital learning have evolved since the start of school closures due to COVID-19. Data from Project Tomorrow's Speak Up Research Project shows increases in students' access to and use of mobile devices, preferences for online learning, and communications between students and teachers. It also reveals teachers needing more training and confidence in facilitating remote learning, as well as parents and teachers increasingly valuing technology in education. Questions are raised about how to build on lessons learned regarding equity and preparing students for the future.
This document summarizes key findings from a 2011 study on the e-expectations of high school seniors and their parents regarding the college search and selection process. Some of the main findings include:
- 80% of students and 86% of parents reported using email for college research. Academic program information was the top requested web content.
- 48% of parents and 80% of students had Facebook accounts and about half had viewed a college Facebook page.
- 82% of students and 86% of parents owned mobile phones but mobile college site usage was still low at 14% and 5% respectively.
- Over half of students and parents found campus maps, cost calculators and scholarship calculators useful but many were still unaware
Get ready to be surprised in this fast paced, top 10 focused session! Based upon the latest Speak Up Project findings from over 415,000 K-12 students, you will learn how students really want to use mobile devices, social media and digital content to enhance learning - key data you need to inform budgets, programs, policies and instruction.
This document discusses the rationale for banning cellphone use in schools and colleges. It notes that cellphones can distract from studies and class lectures, and may be used for cyberbullying. A survey found that 41% of students spend up to 10% of class time on their phones, and 90% feel distracted by notifications. Cellphones increase the risk of cheating on exams and receiving harassing calls/texts. Banning cellphone use could improve focus, grades, and safety, though some notes argue it may hamper note-taking and social contact. Several countries have instituted partial bans on cellphones in classrooms.
Students Speak Up About Emerging TechnologiesJulie Evans
The document summarizes a presentation about the Speak Up research project findings on students' vision for 21st century learning. The key findings from the research show that students envision a learning model that is social, un-tethered from the classroom, and digitally rich. Students want to leverage social media and mobile devices to learn collaboratively in a more flexible learning environment that incorporates interactive digital content and tools. While students have embraced new technologies, the research found a disconnect remains between students' technology use outside of school and its use within education.
Ten Things Everyone Should Know about Today’s Students and Digital LearningJulie Evans
Ten Things Everyone Should Know about Today’s Students and Digital Learning summarizes key findings from the Project Tomorrow Speak Up research on how K-12 students use technology. The summary identifies that students see themselves as digital learners both in and out of school, using various devices for different tasks. It also notes obstacles to technology use at school including slow internet and too many rules.
This document discusses the potential use of cell phones in the classroom. It notes that most students have access to cell phones and outlines teachers' concerns about distraction and cheating. However, only 13% of teachers think cell phones cannot have a positive impact on learning. The document then lists ways students and parents think cell phones could benefit learning, such as increasing engagement and allowing access to online materials. It provides examples of polling students in class, using phones for photos in assignments, and classroom games using texting. Overall, the document advocates leveraging students' access to cell phones to make teaching and learning more effective.
Aplusanywhere system professional developmentAngie Hunt
This document discusses the high costs of incarcerating juvenile offenders and alternatives to reducing dropout rates. It notes that incarcerating a juvenile costs $115,000 annually, while educating a student costs $8,000-$10,000. Nearly 90% of juvenile offenders are school dropouts. The document then lists common reasons students give for dropping out and suggests that online learning systems like Aplusanywhere could help at-risk students by offering independent, self-paced study of subjects like math, reading, and science.
DX has been one of the buzz work in marketing to make the operation more agile and transparent for the better productivity.
This research was conducted in order to understand the digitalization implementation in the operation of enterprises and retails, based on our interviews with 100 corporations.
The research was conducted in May, 2022.
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This is the consolidated report summarizing the public information as to Vietnam economy. The report is the summary of
Vietnam retail sales data (MPI)
Vietnam consumer price index data (MPI)
Vietnam core inflation data (MPI)
Vietnam import amount data from (MPI)
Vietnam export amount data from (MPI)
Number of newly registered company data (National Business Registration Portal)
Vietnam unemployment ratio data (MPI)
Vietnam car sales trend data (VAMA)
Vietnam motorbike sales trend (VAMM)
International visitors to Vietnam data (MPI)
This report was updated in January 2022.
Social media is what Vietnamese use for the versatile objective including communication with friends, trend watching, online entertainment etc. This survey was intended to clarify the social media popularities, user profile and the service characteristic differences.
This survey was conducted among 18-44 years old male and female of 600 respondents in January 2022.
Car is one of the item that Vietnamese wish to have when they have better economical status. The attention to the electric car goes up even in Vietnam. This survey is conducted in order to find out the potentiality and images of the electric car in Vietnam.
This survey was conducted among 235 samples in Vietnam who recognize electric car and motorbike. The survey was conducted in March 2022.
The usage of online delivery has been accelerated by the social distancing resulted from Covid-19. Consumers became digitalized in terms of how they get the foods during the pandemic. This report will show the trend of the food and drink delivery service as well as the popularity of delivery apps in Vietnam.
There was a similar survey conducted in Dec 2020, after one year, this survey is made again to understand the change of this field.
This survey was conducted among 660 people in 18-40 years old in Hanoi, HCMC and Da Nang in Dec 2021.
Vietnam overcame the severe lockdown and social distance policy to go into the living of “with corona”. The restrictions in terms of transportation or business operation gradually came back to normal.
This survey was made with an intention to understand Vietnamese behaviors and opinions toward Tet, the first annual ceremony after the severe social distancing.
This survey was conducted among male and female of 18 - 49 years old of 650 respondents in November 2021.
Vietnam is known to be a country where a word-of-mouth is very strong. They take the information from a various source and make them spread via their inner circles.
This survey was made in order to understand the media to use as well as what they trust. We also analyze the characteristics of online news media in Vietnam.
This survey was conducted among 793 people from 18 - 49 years old in Vietnam in October 2021.
Vietnamese came to have more time at home during the lockdown period. Their time to go outside for shopping, entertainment, chatting has been replaced by the home activities.
This survey was made in order to understand how their leisure time is used during Covid and particularly pay attention to the usage change of social media.
The survey was held in September 2021.
This is the consolidated report summarizing the public information as to Vietnam economy. The report is the summary of
Vietnam retail sales data (GSO)
Vietnam consumer price index data (GSO)
Vietnam core inflation data (GSO)
Vietnam import amount data from (GSO)
Vietnam export amount data from (GSO)
Number of newly registered company data (National Business Registration Portal)
Vietnam unemployment ratio data (GSO)
Vietnam car sales trend data (VAMA)
Vietnam motorbike sales trend (VAMM)
International visitors to Vietnam data (GSO)
This report was updated in September 2021
Remote work becomes as the new standard due to Covid-19. Most of the office workers are instructed to work from their home due to the pandemic.
This survey was made in order to understand their satisfaction / dissatisfaction in remote work and their preference of the work after the pandemic.
The survey was held 307 respondents who work full-time at the office.
The survey was held at August, 2021
Vietnam has a tremendously high penetration of motorbike. On the other hand, the car industry keeps growing and the enthusiasm in purchasing the car is getting higher, endorsed by the growth of the economy and the general revenues.
This survey is intended to find out the current frustration or issues with motorbike, while finding out the motivations and the types of the cars that they wish to have.
This survey was conducted among 20 years old and above of 381 samples in July, 2021.
The survey was conducted among nearly 1,000 male and female in Vietnam in June 2022 to understand their favorite celebrities and idols. The results showed that Trấn Thành, Quang Hải and Sơn Tùng MTP are currently the most favorite celebrities in Vietnam based on their popularity ratings and number of social media followers. The survey also provided insights into gender differences in preferences of celebrities across various categories such as music, television, sports and more.
This is the consolidated report summarizing the public information as to Vietnam economy. The report is the summary of
Vietnam retail sales data (GSO)
Vietnam consumer price index data (GSO)
Vietnam core inflation data (GSO)
Vietnam import amount data from (GSO)
Vietnam export amount data from (GSO)
Number of newly registered company data (National Business Registration Portal)
Vietnam unemployment ratio data (GSO)
Vietnam car sales trend data (VAMA)
Vietnam motorbike sales trend (VAMM)
International visitors to Vietnam data (GSO)
This report was updated in Jun 2021
Among online booking users in Vietnam, Traveloka is the most recognized and popular online travel booking platform, followed by Agoda and Booking.com. Frequent travelers, who travel 2-3 times or more per year, are more likely to book travel online compared to occasional travelers who travel once a year. Booking via mobile apps and websites is widespread, especially among frequent travelers.
It has been almost a decade of the disruptive innovation in transportation Vietnam that radically changed the travel habit of the consumer.
The aim of the this report is to understand the usage of the user between traditional and ride-hailing services (car & bike) and reasons for their selection.
This survey was conducted among 16 years old and above of 890 sample in May 2021.
Doing exercise is an important part of people’s daily day. With the growth of Vietnamese economy, health / exercise is one of the items that Vietnamese put their investment on, with their increased interests in physical and mental benefits.
This survey was made in order to understand exercise behaviors of Vietnamese people. This survey was conducted among 1406 respondents who make exercises on the regular basis
The survey was conducted in May, 2021
As the economy in Vietnam grows, Vietnamese have more opportunities to get to know the different variety of enterprises.
This survey was made in order to figure out the corporate image by “country”, to illustrate the corporate characteristics.
This survey was conducted among Adult 18+ of 650 samples in April 2021.
Vietnamese are the young population where the average age of the nation is no more than 30 years old. Thus, what they like / dislike could be unique and different.
This survey was made to understand what behaviors are considered unfavorable for Vietnamese, in general and specifically among each gender.
This survey was conducted among more than 1000 people aged 18 and above in April, 2021.
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2. Survey information
• Survey about Vietnamese education
• Sample size: 431 samples
• Respondent criteria: Male & female married, 24-60years
old, with kids .
• Area: Nationwide
• Conducted time: July 29st – August 3rd 2015
3. Executive summary
• Overall , family spends 1,000,001-2,000,000 VND per
month for the schooling (per kid)
• Satisfaction ratio in education school is high
• 56% of the kids go to the external classes
• English, mathematics and swimming are the 3 activities
most chosen for external school activities
• 54% kids go 2-3 days / week to follow additionals studies
8. IT device usage for education
Yes,
74%
No,
26%
Do you let your kids use IT
device to learn things?
74% parents use IT device for kids education
13%
13%
15%
16%
28%
31%
32%
33%
52%
52%
Others
History
Other languages
Science
Painting
Computer
Mathematics
Music
Games for brain
English
What do they learn?
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11. External class opportunities
56% of the kids go to the external classes
5%
23%
32%
33%
42%
Others
Myself
My
partner
My family
External
school
Who takes care of additonal
class / activity learning
Yes,
56%
No,
44%
Do your kids take any
additional lessons?
12. External school activities
English is dominant for both elementary and kindergarden
students. Math and Swimming popular among elementary.
20%
7% 9%
4%
8% 10%
6%
12%
4% 3%
39%
28%
25%
16% 14% 13% 12%
8% 8%
5%
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
45%
Kindergarden Elementary
13. Reasons for the learning
Keep children healthy is the best reason, followed
by Kids’ will and to have them confidence
44% 43% 42%
34% 36%
27%
12% 13%
8%
60%
51%
44% 41% 39%
33%
11% 10% 9%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
Kindegarden Elementary school
14. External school frequency
1 day per week,
34%
2-3 days per
week, 54%
4-5 days per
week, 10%
6 and more, 2%
54% kids go 2-3 days / week to follow additionals studies
15. Monthly cost for external classes
Overall, family spend 300,0011-500,000VND / month
is the most.
14%
31%
19%
16%
15%
3%
0%
2%
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35%
Up to 300,000 VND
300,001 - 500,000VND
500,001 - 800,000VND
800,001 - 1,000,000VND
1,000,001 - 3,000,000VND
3,000,001 - 4,000,000VND
5,000,001 - 7,000,000VND
More than 7,000,001VND
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