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  • General Information
    • 1.1. Academic support classes

    UTS provides after-school support classes from 4:05 PM to 4:45 PM, Monday to Thursday, to help students effectively apply what they have learned and develop the ability to complete more advanced tasks.

    These sessions enable students to understand concepts at a deeper level, address gaps in knowledge, and ensure that they are well-prepared to achieve strong results in assessments.

    Beyond improving academic performance, UTS places strong emphasis on independent learning. Teachers act as facilitators, guiding students toward the correct solutions while encouraging confidence and resilience when facing challenges. This approach helps students develop a genuine interest in learning and build confidence in their abilities.

    UTS aims to create a positive and engaging learning environment, minimizing negative feelings such as frustration or discouragement. Through these support classes, students not only strengthen their understanding but also gain the skills and confidence needed to thrive at school.

    1.2. Wellbeing & Counselling services

    The School Counsellor is always available to support students in their academic journey as well as their social and emotional development, with the goal of promoting personal wellbeing, building healthy relationships, and maintaining a balanced lifestyle for UTS students.

    Students and Parents can directly contact the Counsellor. In addition, the School Leadership Team, teachers, or Parents may refer students for counselling if needed. In cases beyond the scope of the school counsellor, UTS may seek external professional support.

    Effective counselling is built on trust; therefore, the Counsellor strictly follows professional principles of respect and confidentiality when working with students and families.

    Students may receive support in addressing a range of common challenges, including:

    • Social relationships
    • Emotional regulation
    • Crisis intervention
    • Adapting to school transitions or relocation
    • School-related psychological concerns
    1.3. Career guidance & University counselling

    Beyond high school lies a wide range of choices that students must navigate:

    • Taking a gap year or continuing to higher education
    • Studying in Vietnam or abroad
    • Choosing between public or private universities
    • Pursuing personal passions or following market trends

    UTS understands that these are significant life decisions and common concerns for students preparing for the future. Therefore, the School has developed a comprehensive university, study abroad, and career guidance programme across all levels, especially at Secondary.

    This includes:

    • University fairs and interactions with higher education institutions
    • Career exploration activities integrated into the curriculum
    • Dedicated counselling services for university and career planning

    Key areas of support include:

    • Problem-solving and life skills development
    • Time management
    • Study planning and decision-making
    • Career orientation
    • Higher education pathway guidance

    Useful information

    Useful information to help Parents and Students gain a clear understanding of the quality of education and services at UTS.

    Parent & Student Handbook

    The handbook provides detailed information and guidance for Parents on the academic programmes and activities designed for UTS students.
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    School Calendar

    The Academic Calendar provides detailed information on activities, workshops, and key events, helping students and parents stay informed and actively participate in school activities.
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    Tuition Fees

    The fee schedule applies to all students enrolling for the 2026 – 2027 academic year.
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    Child Protection Policy

    The UTS Child Protection Policy outlines the plans and actions committed to ensuring that all students are properly safeguarded both at school and at home.
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