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
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..
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
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
A survey of 500 Vietnamese university students between ages 19-24 was conducted in May 2015 to understand their perceptions of the future. Key findings include:
- 34% of male students know exactly what they want to do in the future, while 15% of students do part-time jobs or 8% take language classes to improve skills.
- 30% of students want to work in a job related to their major after graduating. Salary and job stability are most important factors when considering future jobs.
- Students who want to work in cities cite bigger opportunities, while those preferring to work in their hometown emphasize being closer to family.
Vietnamese are often known for their diligence. Our survey proved that approximately half of Vietnamese workers take on some studies. How are their actual behaviors and method for their skill improvement? Q&Me market research looked into how Vietnam workers improve their skills
As child education services have been becoming a big trend in Vietnam, we focused on researching how Vietnamese adults are interested in taking lessons. This survey reveals what they are inetested in and the reasons of it.
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
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..
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
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
A survey of 500 Vietnamese university students between ages 19-24 was conducted in May 2015 to understand their perceptions of the future. Key findings include:
- 34% of male students know exactly what they want to do in the future, while 15% of students do part-time jobs or 8% take language classes to improve skills.
- 30% of students want to work in a job related to their major after graduating. Salary and job stability are most important factors when considering future jobs.
- Students who want to work in cities cite bigger opportunities, while those preferring to work in their hometown emphasize being closer to family.
Vietnamese are often known for their diligence. Our survey proved that approximately half of Vietnamese workers take on some studies. How are their actual behaviors and method for their skill improvement? Q&Me market research looked into how Vietnam workers improve their skills
As child education services have been becoming a big trend in Vietnam, we focused on researching how Vietnamese adults are interested in taking lessons. This survey reveals what they are inetested in and the reasons of it.
- The document analyzes the eating behaviors of 200 single Vietnamese individuals ages 18-30 based on a survey conducted in September 2014.
- It finds that 53% always eat dinner at home and cook at home daily, while 83% often shop at local markets over supermarkets. Pricing is the most important factor in deciding where to buy food.
- Females eat out more than males and are more likely to decide what to buy in advance, while males decide products and brands at the store. The common budget for eating out is 20,000-30,000 VND and 500,000-1,000,000 VND is a popular monthly food spending amount.
The news of corona virus has changed the behaviors of Vietnamese. This survey clarifies the impact of the news to their protection behaviors as well as changes in their lives
This survey was conducted among 18-49 years old of 672 samples in 2020 February
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?
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.
Music is one of the most popular entertainment for Vietnamese, especially among the youth. The options to listen to music becomes more versatile thanks to the better network connections.
This survey was made in order to understand Vietnamese music listening behaviors.
This survey was conducted among 1500 respondents who are 18 – 44 years old nationwide.
How does Vietnmaese singles cook / eat out usually? Q&Me has investigated their life of diet, as well as their differences of thoughts among cooking between male / female
It is often said that there are many beautiful women Vietnam. However, 53% take attention to beauty without spending enough money. How then do they maintain their beauty? Q&Me reveals the fact
BBQ is one of the most popular foods for family / friends gatherings in Vietnam and the numbers of BBQ shops are on the increase.
This survey was made to have the good understanding as to the user behaviors of eating BBQ.
The survey was conducted to 580 respondents in HCM / Hanoi who eat BBQ.
The survey found that traditional Vietnamese food, fast food, and canned food were the most commonly consumed foods in Vietnam last month. Fried chicken, pizza, and hamburgers were the top choices for fast food. The majority of people chose fast food for its convenience and to save time. KFC, Lotteria, and Pizza Hut were the most well-known fast food brands, with KFC and Lotteria having the largest market shares. Most people were aware of the health risks of fast food but remained willing to try new brands.
YouTube is one of the most common media among Vietnamese. Vietnam is one of the top countries for YouTube global market and there are increasing number of YouTubers who give a huge influence over the lifestyle and opinions of the Vietnamese youth.
This survey was conducted among 18 -49 years old male and female of 1337 respondents who watch YouTube in January 2021.
We made it clear how the lifestyles of university students are in Vietnam, by conducting the quantitative survey for 1000 people as well as the depth interview of nearly 100 people. Let us find it out their income, housing, food, beauty, digital and university lifestyle.
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
In Vietnam, food delivery service is booming with the participation of many players sharing the “pie” with estimated size around $33 mil., according to Euromonitor. This report will specify the current usage and reasons / obstacles using food delivery services in Vietnam, both from direct shop or portal (foody, vietnammm, etc.) delivery.
The survey was conducted to 615 respondents from 18-39, Ho Chi Minh and Ha Noi in June 2018.
With the higher penetration of smartphone usage and more retail competitions in the industry, the usage of coupon get popular for the This survey is conducted to understand coupon using situation in Vietnam.
All respondents were 572 people, male and female, 16-39, HCM and Hanoi.
The survey of 100 people aged 20-30 in Ho Chi Minh City found the following:
- Spending between 200,000-500,000 VND per month on fashion seems most common.
- Women prefer local markets while men shop more at supermarkets.
- Zara and Calvin Klein were the best known global brands, while Uniqlo, Top Shop, and Ralph Lauren had less recognition.
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.
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!
Japan and Korea are one of the foreign countries that gives strongest influence on Vietnam. This survey is conducted to find out the overall perception among Vietnamese toward Japan and Korea.
A survey of 133 Vietnamese youth in Ho Chi Minh City found their convenience store usage patterns. 34.6% visited stores 2-3 times per week, with males visiting more frequently than females. Family Mart was the most popular chain, comprising 51 stores in the city. 40.6% visited in the evenings, with little difference by age or gender. While drinks were the most commonly purchased item (59.4%), cigarettes and cosmetics were rarely bought. Younger males were more likely to eat food inside stores than older males or females. Location was more important for females' store choice compared to price for males.
- The document analyzes the eating behaviors of 200 single Vietnamese individuals ages 18-30 based on a survey conducted in September 2014.
- It finds that 53% always eat dinner at home and cook at home daily, while 83% often shop at local markets over supermarkets. Pricing is the most important factor in deciding where to buy food.
- Females eat out more than males and are more likely to decide what to buy in advance, while males decide products and brands at the store. The common budget for eating out is 20,000-30,000 VND and 500,000-1,000,000 VND is a popular monthly food spending amount.
The news of corona virus has changed the behaviors of Vietnamese. This survey clarifies the impact of the news to their protection behaviors as well as changes in their lives
This survey was conducted among 18-49 years old of 672 samples in 2020 February
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?
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.
Music is one of the most popular entertainment for Vietnamese, especially among the youth. The options to listen to music becomes more versatile thanks to the better network connections.
This survey was made in order to understand Vietnamese music listening behaviors.
This survey was conducted among 1500 respondents who are 18 – 44 years old nationwide.
How does Vietnmaese singles cook / eat out usually? Q&Me has investigated their life of diet, as well as their differences of thoughts among cooking between male / female
It is often said that there are many beautiful women Vietnam. However, 53% take attention to beauty without spending enough money. How then do they maintain their beauty? Q&Me reveals the fact
BBQ is one of the most popular foods for family / friends gatherings in Vietnam and the numbers of BBQ shops are on the increase.
This survey was made to have the good understanding as to the user behaviors of eating BBQ.
The survey was conducted to 580 respondents in HCM / Hanoi who eat BBQ.
The survey found that traditional Vietnamese food, fast food, and canned food were the most commonly consumed foods in Vietnam last month. Fried chicken, pizza, and hamburgers were the top choices for fast food. The majority of people chose fast food for its convenience and to save time. KFC, Lotteria, and Pizza Hut were the most well-known fast food brands, with KFC and Lotteria having the largest market shares. Most people were aware of the health risks of fast food but remained willing to try new brands.
YouTube is one of the most common media among Vietnamese. Vietnam is one of the top countries for YouTube global market and there are increasing number of YouTubers who give a huge influence over the lifestyle and opinions of the Vietnamese youth.
This survey was conducted among 18 -49 years old male and female of 1337 respondents who watch YouTube in January 2021.
We made it clear how the lifestyles of university students are in Vietnam, by conducting the quantitative survey for 1000 people as well as the depth interview of nearly 100 people. Let us find it out their income, housing, food, beauty, digital and university lifestyle.
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
In Vietnam, food delivery service is booming with the participation of many players sharing the “pie” with estimated size around $33 mil., according to Euromonitor. This report will specify the current usage and reasons / obstacles using food delivery services in Vietnam, both from direct shop or portal (foody, vietnammm, etc.) delivery.
The survey was conducted to 615 respondents from 18-39, Ho Chi Minh and Ha Noi in June 2018.
With the higher penetration of smartphone usage and more retail competitions in the industry, the usage of coupon get popular for the This survey is conducted to understand coupon using situation in Vietnam.
All respondents were 572 people, male and female, 16-39, HCM and Hanoi.
The survey of 100 people aged 20-30 in Ho Chi Minh City found the following:
- Spending between 200,000-500,000 VND per month on fashion seems most common.
- Women prefer local markets while men shop more at supermarkets.
- Zara and Calvin Klein were the best known global brands, while Uniqlo, Top Shop, and Ralph Lauren had less recognition.
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.
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!
Japan and Korea are one of the foreign countries that gives strongest influence on Vietnam. This survey is conducted to find out the overall perception among Vietnamese toward Japan and Korea.
A survey of 133 Vietnamese youth in Ho Chi Minh City found their convenience store usage patterns. 34.6% visited stores 2-3 times per week, with males visiting more frequently than females. Family Mart was the most popular chain, comprising 51 stores in the city. 40.6% visited in the evenings, with little difference by age or gender. While drinks were the most commonly purchased item (59.4%), cigarettes and cosmetics were rarely bought. Younger males were more likely to eat food inside stores than older males or females. Location was more important for females' store choice compared to price for males.
Reading opens the gate way to an ever increasing find for of information about oneself and his surroundings. Reading is essential for national integration and international understanding too. This article finds about the students engineering college habits on reading skills. Then the article shows that the students of engineering are having reading habit which is differentiated according to their area of interest, students reading style and mode of education in school. It helps them to understand and appreciate the common achievements. The unique contribution is made by the people nation towards the advancement of human culture and civilization and the joys and sufferings shared by the whole human societies. Through reading, it is possible to build sound values and arrive at means and methods for creative living in this machine age. Therefore they would develop their reading skills through reading style, rectifying their problem while reading, method of reading area of interest and taking notes.
Prevailing Trends: How to Engage International Students in AdmissionsMarty Bennett
Hundreds of universities are competing to recruit international students. Yet there’s little known about what drives the decisions of these students. In this session, attendees will gain insights gleaned from three consecutive years of research on the motivations of these students, and will hear firsthand from universities successfully engaging online with students throughout the admissions cycle.
How Students Research Study Abroad Opportunities - NAFSA 2013Hotcourses Abroad
Presentation given by Mike Elms, CEO of Hotcourses at NAFSA in St Louis, USA. Through the Hotcourses channels, we commissioned a questionnaire into how prospective students search online, the content they would like to see, views on different types of programme and feedback on universities’ response to inquiries. 6,000 students took part in the survey and these are the findings.
National Research Results: How Different Student Subgroups Use Closed Captioning3Play Media
University students with hearing disabilities aren’t the only ones who depend on closed captioning to succeed in their courses.
How many students struggling to focus in class rely on closed captions to help retain information from a video? What about students who speak English as a second language? What other student subgroups benefit from closed captioning?
Earlier this year, the Oregon State University (OSU) Ecampus Research Unit conducted a nationwide research project on closed captioning in higher education. With over 2,800 student respondents, this is the largest study on the topic to date.
In this third installment of our joint webinar series, Dr. Katie Linder, the head researcher on the project, will take a closer look at how different student subgroups use and perceive captioning and transcription at their institutions (beyond the need for accommodation).
This presentation will cover:
Data & results from the student study, broken down by student subgroups
Student subgroup awareness of the availability of captioning
Student subgroup use of captioning and transcription
How the availability of closed captions and transcripts impacts students’ perceptions of whether they are helpful or a hindrance
How students with disabilities compare to students without disabilities regarding closed caption and transcript use
The percent of overall students responding who report using closed captions or transcripts as a learning aid
Takeaways from the study
The document is an annual report on distance education that summarizes key metrics about online students including:
- Demographics of online students such as average age being 27, 60% being female, 76% being white, and most being part-time students.
- Motivations for taking online courses included meeting degree requirements and interest in online degrees.
- Students accessed courses online and got technical help mostly from the Blackboard help desk.
- The learning experience was positive with adequate interaction and valuable discussions, and students were generally satisfied with educational value and difficulty level of online courses.
- The report also reviewed online student services utilized and how students learned about online course options.
Prevailing Trends: How to Engage International Students throughout the Enroll...Converge Consulting
Today the average student is applying to upwards of 10-12 schools. What can you do to stay connected with your applicants? Melissa King of CollegeWeek Live tackles this question and reveals survey learnings from over 2,500 admitted students.
Choosing the right school for your kids in Thailand | การเลือกโรงเรียนภาคภาษา...Mac Lak
The document discusses bilingual education programs in Thailand. It describes several types of programs including international schools, international programs, English programs, bilingual schools, English language programs, Thai programs, and alternative schools. For each program type, it provides details on quality of education, curriculum, suitability for university admission, cost, and examples of schools offering that program. It also discusses factors to consider when choosing a school for a child, the importance of supplementing their education through tutoring or language schools, and different tutoring options available in Thailand.
Hlc1762b final prepare achieve succeed presentation linkedin versionHuntingtonLearningCe
The document summarizes key information about preparing for standardized college admission tests like the SAT and ACT. It discusses that student populations and college applications are increasing while seats remain stagnant. It then outlines the importance of obtaining a college degree for better career outcomes. The rest of the document provides details on acceptance rates at top universities, factors considered in admissions decisions, an overview and comparison of the SAT and ACT, recommended preparation strategies, and a timeline for the college admission process.
Richy Damraur from Zinch discusses the recent findings of a survey conducted of over 500 prospective and current graduate students. The results will help you understand how students prefer to be communicated with, how frequently they prefer be communicated with and through which medium(s). Zinch will also discuss a variety of new and exciting avenues to find and engage with prospective graduate students.
Guiding to Graduate Schools Workshop| materials.
The workshop (Oct. 18, 2017 @ Kean University, Wenzhou, China) is for helping undergraduate students to choose and apply Graduates schools.
Speakers:
Dr. Jahidur Rahman (PhD, City University of Hong-Kong)
Dr. Candy Lim Chiu (PhD, Kyoto University, Japan)
Dr. Mohammad Mousavi (PhD, University of Edinburgh, UK)
Dr. Jeonghwan (Jerry) Choi (PhD, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
Full story is accessible at http://leadershipcenter.tistory.com/445
Improving the Productive Skills of the Students through Selected Teaching Str...ijtsrd
This paper focuses on the ways to highlight the needs for developing the productive skills of the fresh students, at the University of Computer Studies Pakokku , Myanmar. This paper explores the strategies to enable the learners to communicate among themselves in their daily life. It also includes an eclectic approach to the current methodologies and the implementation of teaching writing and speaking strategies. Then needs analysis is used in order to investigate the actual needs of the students. To achieve successful learning in class, suggested activities are also provided. As writing and speaking have many features in common, by deliberately controlling a number of variables, language teachers can make writing closer to speaking and improve students' speaking skill through writing activities and vice visa. This paper recommends the procedures and strategies as well as communicative activities to be of great help for developing the students' productive skills. Khin Hnin Si | Pwint Oo Khin "Improving the Productive Skills of the Students through Selected Teaching Strategies" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-3 | Issue-5 , August 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd27956.pdfPaper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/other-scientific-research-area/literature/27956/improving-the-productive-skills-of-the-students-through-selected-teaching-strategies/khin-hnin-si
Creative Classroom Communication: Comparing online vs face-to-faceBindi Clements
1. The document compares opportunities for language practice and communication, quality of feedback and assessment, and teacher-student communication between online and face-to-face English language classes offered by Wall Street English.
2. Surveys of teachers and students at Wall Street English found that there are fewer opportunities for language practice, spontaneous communication, and understanding between teachers and students in online classes compared to face-to-face classes.
3. The research aims to identify differences between online and in-person classes in order to recommend improvements to Wall Street English's online teaching training and class design.
The document provides a market analysis and recommendations for NTU's strategy to increase applications and enrollment from South Korea. Key points:
- South Korea is a potential market for NTU, especially for postgraduate courses as the 25-29 demographic is increasing. However, competition is strong.
- A proposed strategy includes creating an NTU Korean Students Blog and official social media channels to better engage prospective students online where research is done.
- Short term tactics within 3 months include supporting the NTU Korean Society, launching the blog, and creating Korean-specific promotional materials. Long term plans in 1 year involve alumni engagement, advertising, and school partnerships.
- The budget estimates costs of around £2500 for short
Students’ De-motivation in Handling Group Tasks: A Qualitative Study on the ...Mostafijur Rahman
The document summarizes Mohammad Mostafijur Rahman's bachelor's thesis which studied the impact of textbook utilization and integrative skills on student demotivation in handling group tasks at the secondary level. The study found that teachers do not fully use the prescribed English textbooks in class and students lack opportunities to practice group work. As a result, university students face difficulties participating in collaborative activities. The document recommends training teachers in communicative teaching methods, utilizing local materials, and introducing more group discussions and pair work at the secondary level.
National Research Results: How & Why Do Students Use Closed Captioning?3Play Media
Earlier this year, the Oregon State University Ecampus Research Unit conducted a nationwide research project on closed captioning in higher education. With over 2,500 student respondents, this is the largest study on the topic to date.
In this webinar, Dr. Katie Linder, the head researcher on the project, will present for the first time on the findings of the study. She will take a close look at how students use and perceive captioning and transcription at their institutions (beyond the need for accommodation).
This presentation will cover:
Data & results from the student study
Student awareness of the availability of captioning
Student use of captioning and transcription
How & why students who have not requested an accommodation for captioning use captions and transcripts
How captions & transcripts support learning
The perceived benefits of captioning & transcription on learning
Common captioning hindrances identified by students
Takeaways from the study
Oscar power the perception of test of english foreign languageOscar Ririn
This document summarizes a study that aimed to understand students' perceptions of the TOEFL exam and English proficiency measures at Samarinda State Polytechnic. It surveyed 178 accounting students about their TOEFL experience, preparation, and opinions on effectiveness of polytechnic English policies. Most students had taken TOEFL before and prepared by reading, though few went to language schools. While over half found TOEFL graduation requirement effective, some lacked confidence in passing. Counseling, activities, and TOEFL score standards were viewed as most effective measures, while English coursework was seen as less so. The study concluded that further efforts are needed to increase students' TOEFL preparation and confidence.
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.
About the DX tool from Asia Plus, please find it here
https://fieldcheck.biz
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.
”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.
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
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.
Many Vietnamese come to the urban area to make the living. Vietnam has the strong bond with their family and they often go back to their hometown.
This survey was made in order to understand their behaviors in going back to their hometown with regard to the frequency, transportation method and the reasons of the selection.
The audience is those who live in different city from their hometown.
This report was summarized in April 2021.
Although Vietnam’s retail store is dominant by the general trade stores and local market, the landscape is changing with more variety of modern trade chain.
This report was made in order to share the trend of modern trade by comparing the number of major stores in Vietnam by categories.
The store counting is as of April, 2021.
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1. Your sub-title here
How Vietnamese study foreign language
- 73% university students study language
2. Survey information
• How Vietnamese learn Japanese
• 300 Vietnamese females and males at 18-39
(except for page 10-12, which has been interviewed to 60 university
students learning Japanese)
• Conducted on February 2015
3. Executive Summary
• 73% of students and 47% of full-time workers study
foreign language
• English is the dominantly popular. Japanese is 2nd
• 80% use Website or Facebook for language study
• Japanese learner study at schools more than English
• Material quality is the most important when choosing the
language school
4. Do you study foreign language?
47%
73%
53%
27%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
Full-time employment
University student
Yes No
73% of students and 47% of full-time workers study
foreign language
5. What language do you study?
English is the dominantly popular. Japanese is 2nd
93%
16%
15%
7%
6%
2%
1%
1%
1%
94%
18%
8%
6%
7%
3%
0%
2%
0%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
English
Japanese
Chinese
French
Korean
Russian
Spanish
German
Other
Full-time worker
University student
6. Do you access website or Facebook to learn language?
82%
78%
18%
22%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
Full-time employment
University student
Yes No
80% use Website or Facebook for language study
7. Do you go to any language schools?
38%
52%
46%
27%
16% 22%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
Full-time
employment2
University
student
Yes No, but I used to go No
45%
59%
38%
28%
17% 14%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
English learner Japanese
learner
Yes No, but I used to go No
Japanese learner study at schools more
8. How did you find your school?
6%
8%
9%
10%
13%
13%
15%
19%
24%
36%
38%
56%
6%
12%
14%
18%
20%
12%
16%
28%
22%
50%
50%
62%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70%
Others
Event
Company recommendation
Magazine
Newspaper
Family recommendation
Brochure/Print
School billboard
University recommendation
Facebook
Website
Friends' introduction
Japanese English
Friends, Facebook/Web are the common way
9. What is important in selecting the schools?
5%
22%
25%
27%
32%
38%
40%
49%
52%
58%
68%
73%
8%
20%
26%
24%
34%
42%
36%
50%
62%
62%
72%
86%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
Other
Promotion
If you have friends there
If a school is well-known
Score commitment
Small classses
A variety of the courses
Schedule flexibility
Location
If a teacher is foreigner
Price
Material quality
Japanese English
Material quality is the top priority
10. [Interview at Japanese School]
Why do you study Japanese?
1%
3%
8%
10%
18%
23%
37%
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% 40%
Understand Japanese culture
Just for fun
To graduate school
Use for future travel
For the better career
As part of hobby
To win a good job
“Win a good job” as the most motivation
11. [Interview at Japanese School]
How did you find the school?
3%
7%
13%
13%
13%
18%
31%
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35%
Facebook
School billboard
Friend introduction
University recommendation
Newspaper
Family recommendation
Web search
Web and Family recommendation are common
12. [Interview at Japanese School]
How do you study Japanese after school?
2%
4%
6%
7%
13%
13%
16%
16%
23%
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25%
Others
Communication with Japanese friends
Other schools
Lessons at university or company
Facebook
Use Japanese books
Youtube
Website
Study with textbook
Text study tops, followed by web and youtube
19. Popular Japanese language site (3)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVx6RFaEAg46xfAsD2zz16w
46000 Subscribers
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