AISVN parents' voices are scattered across many chat groups. Good ideas get lost, and no one can see what most parents actually think. So AIST has set up the Parents' Forum at aist.org.vn/en/forum. The Forum starts accepting opinions on 28 October 2026.

Until 28 October

AIST is running final technical checks. The Forum is not accepting new opinions yet, but you can already read the topics, how it works and the 6 posting rules.

How it works

  • Each topic is a round table. Post your opinion and tap "I think so too" on the ones you agree with.
  • AIST periodically writes a summary, dissenting views included, to bring to its meetings.
  • Only the display name you choose is shown. Your email is used to confirm that each opinion comes from a real person, and it is never made public.
  • Opinions are moderated by 6 posting rules, not by viewpoint. The numbers of opinions received, shown and declined are public for each topic.
  • The Forum complements the Common Voice programme rather than replacing it. Common Voice asks closed questions and produces numbers; the Forum asks open questions.

First four topics

  • Tuition already paid.
  • Questions for AIST to raise at its next meeting.
  • Comments on the petition to the City People's Committee.
  • School transfers, records and documents.

Post in 4 steps (from 28 October)

  1. Go to aist.org.vn and open Forum.
  2. Pick a topic and read the guiding questions.
  3. Enter a display name, your email and your opinion (up to 1,500 characters), tick "I understand…", then submit.
  4. Open the email, click the link, then Confirm my opinion. It joins the moderation queue, usually within 24 hours.

▶ Watch the 4-step guide (in Vietnamese): youtu.be/_SQbrHassRU

Parent chat groups (aist.org.vn/en/parent-groups) is a directory of Zalo, Facebook and Telegram groups that parents run themselves. Any parent who finds a group useful can propose it.

Posting is not an authorization and does not change your right to complain, report or sue.

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