What classification will students in Vietnam be placed in when they have an evaluation score of college student affairs of 70 points or higher?

What classification will students in Vietnam be placed in when they have an evaluation score of college student affairs of 70 points or higher?

Based on Clause 2, Article 24 of the Regulations issued with Circular 17/2017/TT-BLDTBXH, the classification of student work is stipulated as follows:

Classification of Student Work

1. The classification of the student work at the College is based on the total points achieved from all the contents in the evaluation criteria groups.

2. The student work at the College is classified into 05 categories:

a) Excellent: Total score of 90 points or more;

b) Good: Total score from 80 to less than 90 points;

c) Fair: Total score from 70 to less than 80 points;

d) Average: Total score from 50 to less than 70 points;

dd) Not Achieved: Total score below 50 points.

Thus, iif the total score for evaluating the student work at the college is between 70 to less than 80, it is classified as Fair. A total score of 80 or above is classified as Good, and 90 points as Excellent.

*Note: If the total score is below 50, it will be classified as Not Achieved.

What are 9 evaluation criteria groups for student work at the college in Vietnam?

According to Clause 1, Article 23 of the Regulations issued with Circular 17/2017/TT-BLDTBXH, the evaluation criteria for student work and the scoring scale are regulated as follows:

Evaluation Criteria for Student Work and Scoring Scale

1. The evaluation of student work at the College is conducted according to 09 groups of criteria and is calculated on a 100-point scale. The specific scoring framework is as follows:

a) Criteria Group 1: Organizational system, management, and administrative work: 15 points;

b) Criteria Group 2: Student management work: 15 points;

c) Criteria Group 3: Vocational guidance, job counseling, and support activities, services for students: 10 points;

d) Criteria Group 4: Implementing policies related to students: 10 points;

dd) Criteria Group 5: Organizing cultural, artistic, extracurricular sports activities, and movements among students: 15 points;

e) Criteria Group 6: Political, ethical, lifestyle education work, and evaluation of students' practice results: 10 points;

g) Criteria Group 7: School health work: 10 points;

h) Criteria Group 8: Ensuring security, school order, traffic safety education, crime prevention, and social evils: 10 points;

i) Criteria Group 9: Encouraged achievements: 05 points.

2. The specific content of each criteria group and the scoring framework is specified in the Appendix issued with this Regulation.

The evaluation of student work at the college is conducted according to 09 criteria groups and calculated on a 100-point scale. The specific scoring framework is as follows:

- Criteria Group 1: Organizational system, management, and administrative work: 15 points;

- Criteria Group 2: Student management work: 15 points;

- Criteria Group 3: Vocational guidance, job counseling, and support activities, services for students: 10 points;

- Criteria Group 4: Implementing policies related to students: 10 points;

- Criteria Group 5: Organizing cultural, artistic, extracurricular sports activities, and movements among students: 15 points;

- Criteria Group 6: Political, ethical, lifestyle education work, and evaluation of students' practice results: 10 points;

- Criteria Group 7: School health work: 10 points;

- Criteria Group 8: Ensuring security, school order, traffic safety education, crime prevention, and social evils: 10 points;

- Criteria Group 9: Encouraged achievements: 05 points.

What classification will students in Vietnam be placed in when they have an evaluation score of college student affairs of 70 points or higher?​ (Image from the Internet)

What principles must be ensured for evaluating and classifying student work at the college in Vietnam?

According to Clause 2, Article 22 of the Student Work Regulations in intermediate schools and colleges issued with Circular 17/2017/TT-BLDTBXH, the evaluation principles are as follows:

Evaluation Principles

1. Evaluating student work must ensure scientific, objective, transparent criteria that accurately reflect the current student work of the College.

2. Evaluating and classifying student work at the College is conducted annually; the evaluation period is calculated from September 1 to August 31 of the following year.

Thus, the evaluation of student work must ensure scientific, objective criteria, be transparent, and accurately reflect the current status of student work at the college.

The evaluation and classification of student work at the college are conducted annually. The evaluation period is calculated from September 1 to August 31 of the following year.