Vietnamese Website for Your Institution
Your institution, in Vietnamese, on a .edu.vn address of its own
Vietnamese families decide using information they can actually read. VNIS builds, writes and runs a Vietnamese-language site for your institution on a .edu.vn domain: the cost, eligibility and programme questions answered first, a working area for partner agents, and every enquiry landing with a named counsellor. VNIS already runs astate.edu.vn for Arkansas State University and txst.edu.vn for Texas State University.
How VNIS delivers Vietnamese website
.edu.vn address
A Vietnamese domain that reads as an official presence, not a page inside somebody else's marketing site.
Written, not translated
Vietnamese written for Vietnamese families - not machine output from a site built for domestic students.
The tools families use
Cost calculator, entry-requirement check and programme finder: the three questions asked before anyone fills in a form.
Enquiries reach a person
Every form lands in the VNIS CRM tagged to your site and is assigned to a named counsellor, not a shared inbox.
Why Vietnamese Website
Most institutions have one website, written in English for the students who live nearby. It is the right site for that audience and the wrong site for a family in Vietnam, who need three things your homepage does not lead with: what a year costs in total, whether their child's grades and English are enough, and what happens after graduation.
VNIS builds and runs a second site that answers exactly those questions, in Vietnamese, on a .edu.vn domain registered for your institution. We write the content, keep the fees and entry requirements current each intake, host and maintain the site, and wire every enquiry into the VNIS CRM so it reaches a counsellor who knows your programmes - not a shared inbox. You keep the domain and the content.
Everything your Vietnamese website team handles
A .edu.vn domain of your own
Registered for your institution and pointed at the new site. Vietnamese families read a .edu.vn address as an official presence; a landing page on an agency's domain does not carry the same weight.
Content written in Vietnamese
Programmes, entry requirements, fees, scholarships, housing, the city and life after graduation - written for Vietnamese readers by people who answer their questions every day, not translated from your domestic site.
The three decision tools
A total-cost calculator, an entry-requirement check and a programme finder. These are the questions asked before any form is filled in, and answering them on your own site is what turns a browser into an enquiry.
A working area for partner agents
Programme sheets, commission terms, brochures and a support-request form in one place, so the agents recruiting for you stop emailing your office for the same PDF.
Enquiries wired into the CRM
Every form posts into the VNIS CRM tagged to your site, and is assigned to a named counsellor. You see where each enquiry came from and what happened to it.
Kept current, not shipped and forgotten
Fees, deadlines and scholarship figures are reviewed each intake. A Vietnamese site quoting last year's tuition damages trust faster than having no site at all.
Getting started in 4 steps
Content audit
We read your existing site and admissions material and mark what a Vietnamese family needs that is missing, buried or written for a domestic audience.
Structure and writing
We agree the page structure, then write it in Vietnamese. You review the facts - fees, requirements, deadlines - before anything is published.
Build and wire up
The site goes live on your .edu.vn domain, with the decision tools and the agent area, and every form connected to the CRM and to a named counsellor.
Run and update
We host and maintain the site, refresh the numbers each intake, and report on traffic and enquiries alongside the rest of your Vietnam activity.
Your website answers an American student's questions, in English.
A family in Hanoi weighing up US$40,000 a year cannot read it, cannot find what a year actually costs, and cannot tell whether their child would be admitted. So they ask an agent instead - and from that moment your institution is described to them by somebody else. A Vietnamese site puts your own answers in front of them, in their language, before the first conversation happens.
Institutions with a Vietnamese website in Vietnam
Not a logo wall. Each institution below has a Vietnamese-language site operated by VNIS - open it and check.
Arkansas State University
Jonesboro, Arkansas ยท Public university
astate.edu.vn - 377 Vietnamese pages covering admissions, costs, scholarships, student life and a partner-agent area, built and run by VNIS.
Texas State University
San Marcos, Texas ยท Public university
txst.edu.vn - 431 Vietnamese pages, including a cost calculator, an entry-requirement check and a programme finder, built and run by VNIS.
Who Vietnamese Website is for
- Institutions whose Vietnamese enquiries currently arrive only through agents, with no direct channel of their own
- Universities that already invest in Vietnam recruitment but have nothing in Vietnamese for families to read between events
- Schools that want partner agents working from one current set of materials instead of whatever PDF they were last sent
Start free, scale when it works
Every institution can be listed in the VNIS directory at no cost. Paid tiers begin when you want VNIS working the market on your behalf.
Basic Listing
Be findable in Vietnam before you spend anything.
- School profile in the VNIS directory
- Visible to Vietnamese students, parents and partner agents
- Keep programmes and scholarships updated
- Receive enquiries from interested applicants
Vietnamese Microsite
The pages that answer the questions, on your own domain.
- Everything in Basic Listing
- .edu.vn domain registered for your institution
- Core pages written in Vietnamese: programmes, fees, entry requirements, scholarships, student life
- Enquiry forms wired into the VNIS CRM and assigned to a named counsellor
- Hosting, maintenance and a figures review each intake
Full Vietnam Site
The microsite, plus the decision tools and the agent channel.
- Everything in Vietnamese Microsite
- Total-cost calculator, entry-requirement check and programme finder
- Partner-agent area: programme sheets, brochures, commission terms, support requests
- City, housing and life-after-graduation sections
- Traffic and enquiry reporting alongside your other Vietnam activity
What institutions ask about Vietnamese website
Who owns the domain and the content?
Your institution. The .edu.vn domain is registered for you, and the Vietnamese content is yours to keep. If the partnership ends, the site does not stay with VNIS.
Why not just translate our existing website?
Because the problem is not the language, it is the order. Your homepage leads with what matters to a domestic student. A Vietnamese family needs the total annual cost, the entry requirements and the post-graduation route first. Translating the same structure produces a site that is readable and still does not answer the question.
How do we know the numbers stay right?
Fees, deadlines and scholarship figures are reviewed with your admissions office each intake, and every figure on the site carries the date it was checked. A Vietnamese site quoting last year's tuition costs more trust than it earns.
What happens to an enquiry after someone fills in the form?
It posts into the VNIS CRM tagged to your site and is assigned to a named counsellor who has been trained on your programmes. You can see the source of every enquiry and what stage it reached.
Can we see one before deciding?
Yes - astate.edu.vn and txst.edu.vn are both live and public. Open them and read what a Vietnamese family sees.
Inquire about Vietnamese website
Tell us about your institution and goals - our team will get back to you shortly.