Great video! Very informative and clear. I have to mention, if you are non native, you must to have C1 Eenglish level certificate (IELTS, CAMBRIDGE, V-step,). Furthermore sometimes your TEFL/TESOL may not be authenticated, if it was taken online(can't fully confirm, but mine got rejected for authentification twice, from different agents).
Glad you asked! This can be done through a reliable agent or in person. The gathered documents such as passport and application forms should be submitted to the Department of Justice (e.g Hanoi, Saigon, etc.) More detailed info can be found in this link with an option to apply it online too: www.vietnam-visa.com/police-clearance-certificate-for-foreigners-in-vietnam/ Hope it helps!
Hey quick question i know that they require BA CERTIFICATE to get a job in Vietnam but are they gonna require you to have the transcript from that university? Thanks
Hi! Great video! What kind of school school is this? (public, private, international?) It looks like you teach multiple different classes of students; how many different classes do you teach? I currently teach in South Korea at a private academy and I only have one classroom I manage all day, so I was curious how that would be different and if you still feel close to your students?
It’s a combination of public, private school and an English center. Schedules are set every week, each classes have their own class teacher and we just teach English. It can get too robotic as we’ll need to teach the same thing 3 or 5 times in one week
Hi Michelle Yes, I’m familiar with them. It’s a recruiting agency and they’ll need you to fill up some details so they can match you to a potential employer. The rates they offer aren’t that good because they will get a cut 💸
@@CavernSaga thank you. What would you suggest that I should do then po? Is it advisable to go there on a tourist visa then apply? Magandang Idea po ba yon?
@@michellesenseienglishteach9194 That’s what most of us do to see your expectations instead of signing a contract without seeing the expectations (accommodation, job location, etc)
@@CavernSaga how hard is it to get a job there? I am really worried because I would be sacrificing my teaching job in Japan should I decide to try my luck in Vietnam. Also, which city is the best to go to?
Anytime! There are tons of schools and centers throughout Vietnam that are actively hiring. They’re mostly finding candidates via Facebook. Feel free to join Facebook groups mentioned in the video
How long is a class on average and how do you make your lesson plans - do you create all of that yourself or are there prepared resources for you to use?
Classes are shorter at kindergartens (25mins to 40mins). At schools, it can range from 40mins to 1.25 hours. While class centers are longer (45mins to 2 hours). Curriculums are planned by the school/center coordinators. And depending on the employer, a full lesson plan are usually given (flashcards, worksheets, powerpoint slide) in order for teachers to follow it. If not, you’ll be given the freedom to plan for every lesson (most of the time unpaid), which can eat up a lot of time. Be sure to clarify and include what’s needed for you in the contract. Hope this is clear 🙂
@@CavernSaga Thank you, that’s very informative. I’m coming to Vietnam in November to teach English so I will stay tuned to your channel. Keep the content coming!
Always trying to provide complete information out there so you won't get lost in the system, all the best😄👊
I appreciate the valuable informations that you shared with us in this video and I wish you the best of luck with your life.
So far this is the best video (in relation to teaching in Vietnam) that I've seen. Keep it up!
Thank you 🙏
Great vid. I am a teacher in the US and thinking of teaching abroad soon. ❤ your class is having fun and learning 🎉
Thank you!
Wow looks wonderful, such a complete information. Thanks
Thank you!
Great video! Very informative and clear. I have to mention, if you are non native, you must to have C1 Eenglish level certificate (IELTS, CAMBRIDGE, V-step,). Furthermore sometimes your TEFL/TESOL may not be authenticated, if it was taken online(can't fully confirm, but mine got rejected for authentification twice, from different agents).
Great tip Tomas! You are on point about it. I'll have this info added to the video's description. Thanks!
@@CavernSaga
*I wanna ask about that C1 English level certificate IELTS should it be General or Academic and what the score band, Thanks!*
Thanks for the video. It was very informative.
You’re welcome Don
Wonderful people in a wonderful place 😍
i think its best information video for me.. thank you very much.
You’re welcome!
@@CavernSaga can I have your contact 🙏🙏.
Follow me on IG: @cavern.saga
Great
Thanks I live in HCM
Good luck, more sparkle!
Thank you!
Wow.Sana maging reacher din ako abroad
You can do it too💪🏻
Hey, awesome video! I just have one question, how do you obtain a police report locally? Thanks for your help
Glad you asked! This can be done through a reliable agent or in person. The gathered documents such as passport and application forms should be submitted to the Department of Justice (e.g Hanoi, Saigon, etc.) More detailed info can be found in this link with an option to apply it online too: www.vietnam-visa.com/police-clearance-certificate-for-foreigners-in-vietnam/
Hope it helps!
@@CavernSaga Thanks Cavern! Do you know how long the process takes? 😃
@@TravelingSoloLogs Should take a few days (2-7 days)🙂
Like the music you chose.. 😊
Which part of Vietnam are you in ? An international school I work for is looking for teachers in Saigon , nice place , nice pay 🙂
That's wonderful! I've lived in Saigon, Halong and Hanoi Jimmy :)
Hey quick question i know that they require BA CERTIFICATE to get a job in Vietnam but are they gonna require you to have the transcript from that university? Thanks
Hey Andy! From what I’ve experienced so far, while hearing and witnessing other cases about this, they don’t really ask for the transcript of records.
Hi! Great video! What kind of school school is this? (public, private, international?) It looks like you teach multiple different classes of students; how many different classes do you teach? I currently teach in South Korea at a private academy and I only have one classroom I manage all day, so I was curious how that would be different and if you still feel close to your students?
It’s a combination of public, private school and an English center. Schedules are set every week, each classes have their own class teacher and we just teach English. It can get too robotic as we’ll need to teach the same thing 3 or 5 times in one week
Thanks for the video - helps. new subb
Great kids. Who wouldnt want to work these kids?
nice more vlogs to come
More to come!
Hello
I have a question.
Do you know the company VN Connect? I think it's a dispatch company for Foreign teachers.
Is this company legit?
Hi Michelle
Yes, I’m familiar with them. It’s a recruiting agency and they’ll need you to fill up some details so they can match you to a potential employer. The rates they offer aren’t that good because they will get a cut 💸
@@CavernSaga thank you.
What would you suggest that I should do then po?
Is it advisable to go there on a tourist visa then apply?
Magandang Idea po ba yon?
@@michellesenseienglishteach9194 That’s what most of us do to see your expectations instead of signing a contract without seeing the expectations (accommodation, job location, etc)
@@CavernSaga how hard is it to get a job there? I am really worried because I would be sacrificing my teaching job in Japan should I decide to try my luck in Vietnam.
Also, which city is the best to go to?
Thanks for the video. I am interested in working for a government school in Vietnam, do you know of any companies or websites that can me with that?
Anytime! There are tons of schools and centers throughout Vietnam that are actively hiring. They’re mostly finding candidates via Facebook. Feel free to join Facebook groups mentioned in the video
I would think being a native speaker is mandatory. I dont blame the parents.
Hello ma'am. Familiar po ba kayo dito? THT International Center for Education Development
A: 01 Le Hong Phong St., Ward 4, Dalat City, Vietnam
Hi po, no I'm not familiar with that school. What is your concern? :)
been wanting leave deped as soon as possible. madali po ba mag apply
As long as you have the required documents and experiences, yes!
Hi Mam sa Shelton po ba kayo?
Not anymore
How long is a class on average and how do you make your lesson plans - do you create all of that yourself or are there prepared resources for you to use?
Classes are shorter at kindergartens (25mins to 40mins). At schools, it can range from 40mins to 1.25 hours. While class centers are longer (45mins to 2 hours).
Curriculums are planned by the school/center coordinators. And depending on the employer, a full lesson plan are usually given (flashcards, worksheets, powerpoint slide) in order for teachers to follow it. If not, you’ll be given the freedom to plan for every lesson (most of the time unpaid), which can eat up a lot of time. Be sure to clarify and include what’s needed for you in the contract.
Hope this is clear 🙂
@@CavernSaga Thank you, that’s very informative. I’m coming to Vietnam in November to teach English so I will stay tuned to your channel. Keep the content coming!
@@cynthiaweiner2960 Hi. I would also love to teach in Vietnam. Where did you apply?
Kamusta po jan mam huhu