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Vingroup Announces the Establishment of VERTA – A New Educational Model for a Generation Growing Up in the Age of AI

HANOI, VIETNAM - Media OutReach Newswire - 15 October 2026 - Vingroup officially announces the establishment of VERTA International School, a new K-12 educational model built on a U.S.-oriented educational approach and designed for a generation growing up in an age when artificial intelligence is transforming how we learn, work and create. Guided by the philosophy Learn. Make. Matter., VERTA aims…

Vingroup Announces the Establishment of VERTA – A New Educational Model for a Generation Growing Up in the Age of AI

Hanoi, Vietnam – October 15, 2026 – Vingroup has announced the creation of VERTA International School, a groundbreaking K-12 educational model designed for students growing up in an era of rapid technological advancement, particularly the impact of artificial intelligence. Rooted in a U.S.-based educational philosophy focused on the principles of Learn.

Make. Matter., VERTA aims to foster students with robust academic foundations, independent thinking, and the capability to leverage AI and technology for solving problems and creating value.

Operating within the Giang Vo complex in Hanoi and set to commence operations in August 2027, VERTA is positioned to accommodate approximately 800–1,000 students, beginning with an initial cohort of around 400 students in grades 1 through 11. The school's inaugural admissions cycle commences in October 2026, welcoming both Vietnamese and international students.

VERTA’s educational framework, developed collaboratively by Vingroup, Vinschool, Brighton College Vietnam, Vin Nexus Center, and VinUniversity, is anchored by the Learn. Make. Matter. triad.

Learn emphasizes building robust academic foundations, encouraging initiative, and fostering experiential learning across disciplines, including advanced subjects such as AI, engineering, biomedical science, and entrepreneurship.

Make encourages students to transform their knowledge into tangible outcomes, promoting a process of iterative design, testing, and refinement to create meaningful solutions and products.

Matter underscores the importance of applying students’ abilities to address real-world challenges, integrating authentic data, expert insights, and community engagement into their educational journey.

Guided by the vision of equipping students with the skills to excel in demanding university programs while cultivating their capacity for independent research, critical thinking, and decision-making, VERTA will be led by Dr. Tarek Razik, an internationally recognized educator with extensive experience in international education. The school’s teaching staff comprises experts selected for their alignment with VERTA’s academic and pedagogical objectives.

As Vingroup continues to expand its educational footprint, VERTA stands as a pioneering institution, offering a distinctive learning environment that merges a Vingroup's global educational philosophy with Vietnam’s rich cultural and educational context. For further information, interested parents can visit the school’s admissions portal at https://admissions.verta.edu.vn/ or contact the admissions team via hotline 1800 9499.

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