Please access the link and send your resume directly to the employers: vietnamteachingjobs.com/jobs/find/?query=esl&job_city=&field_12=&category=&posted=&type=&results=1
Hello you ! you told us about a fact demand in Vietnam, English teaching story ,.......as you known Vietnam got improvement some recent decades so the life of people is more and more better. I think lots of Vietnamese parents eager to get known about teaching stories like me
Thank you for this insightful video and I’m really excited to in finding a teaching job in Vietnam. I’m a history teacher from the Philippines with a 6 year teaching experience in the public school.
I'm from the U.S., and I've taught at public schools in Taiwan and China. I'm taking care of my criminal background check now and hope to find a job within the next several weeks. I just wish that there were one government organization that you went through - kind of like what they have in South Korea. It's obnoxious that there are so many different companies that place you in public schools - EMG, Power English, Dream House, Hoang Viet, Vina Learn, Apax, etc. Am I missing any? Nice channel, BTW. Thanks for making the video!
That's how the system is here and it's pretty fucked. Very few schools pay for flights or apartments. The cost of living really isn't that cheap and a ton of schools are on bs. There really are not that many jobs right now look online and you'll see there aren't many jobs for the fall semester. And the Vietnamese managed to be more racist than the Chinese when it comes to hiring non white teachers.
Hi! Thanks so much for a fantastic, informative and fun video! My partner and myself both have our 4 year university degrees, 150 hour TEFL certificate, 250 hour TESOL diploma, plus extra classes in business English and teaching English to young learners. (Can you tell we had time on our hands during the pandemic?) We are excited to be on the ground working, hopefully next year. Vietnam is on our list for sure! Maybe we can connect.
Just subscribed .. This is a very detailed video I have ever seen on youtube that speaks about most of the aspects of teaching English in Vietnam. Is there a specific CV requirement when it comes to applying for a position as a teacher in Vietnam? As for the TEFL certificate, Is it necessary to attend physically to get the certificate or is it done only? If yes, can you please name a few centers to apply for a TEFL? Would apprecate it.
Please access the link and send your request. Our sale employees will help you with process asap: vietnamteachingjobs.com/entry-visa-extend-visa-trc-work-permit-legalization-translation-notarization/?
Thanks so much for your detailed info, this is the best video I've watched on teaching in Vietnam. One quick question please... I'm a native UK trained teacher, have BA, PGCE & TESOL & 7 years overseas teaching experience.. I'm planning to come to Vietnam in a couple of months but I'm 54, do you think it will be difficult to find a job due to my age? Your advice would be really welcome. 😁👍🏼
Thank you for making this video... I have an interview with a school in Vietnam and am very excited.. I have one question though.. from observation, how would you say racism is like in Vietnam, for people of colour?
How to find a job in an International school in Vietnam from outside the country ? I hold Master's degree in Education, TESOL, a book published in NYC, 20 years of teaching and educational experience, national teaching and counseling license and national rewards. I'm a non-native English speaker, who speaks English on native academic level. I didn't hear about the range of salaries at schools for foreign teachers in this video.
Thanks for all the advice! I'm currently in Viết nam Ho Chi Minh, I just got a job at a language center but do want to keep busy. I remembered you saying other types of jobs like ex. Voice over? Acting? I have a little experience in background and stand in work. Any advice on that? Maybe other suggestions? Thank you!
Thanks for this video. You mentioned that your degree has to be from your home country. Are you certain of this? I’m a native english speaker and have British citizenship, but I did my BSc in Germany, though we were taught in English. Do you reckon there’ll be an issue?
Hey we double-check and you're right. Your degree can be obtained from any countries, but some employers may have that additional requirement about the place you obtain your degree. But in general, a degree from any country is accepted.
In Vietnam the class size in public schools is always larger than those in English centers, so teachers should be paid more. I don't know why it's like that in China though 😲
@@vietnamteachingjobs I don't think I've seen any kind of rule that you get paid more if there are more students in a class (or less pay if less students) and that's all news to me. I suppose that's good news for you if you ever walk into a room with 65 students at a time in Vietnam.
@@vietnamteachingjobs nah man in China public / private schools / universities are where it's at. Usually no office hours maybe $4k a month in a lot of cities. And you could combine it with a second job at another public school and probably add $2k more. Not to mention you usually get paid a salary or if part time per class not per full hour.
As of now, yes. Since the end of the most recent lockdowns however a basic TEFL certificate is required where it previously was not. Please don't let pettiness from the myriad of trolls in the comment sections of different videos discussing this topic deter you. Native-English speakers CAN secure work as an ESL teacher w/o a degree and just a TEFL-cert. The need for ESL teachers has drastically risen since the lockdowns ended and a sizable chunk of foreigners have yet to return to Vietnam because of the inconvenience of the only available visa-option being the 1-month E-visa. Best of luck to you
The degree requirement will never make sense to me lol.. I’ve spoken to a young lady who teaches English in Vietnam, but she makes a lot of errors.. However she’s apparently more qualified to teach English than me because she has a degree and I don’t. Even though I’m a native speaker and she isn’t. That’s honestly crazy. 🤷♂️
@@TheChurlishBoor That’s good to know! I’m still in America at the moment, but do you have any suggestions for how I could get the locals to know me once I get to Vietnam?
@@TheChurlishBoor Or any suggestions about getting a teaching job or any job in Vietnam. Not sure what other options are popular for foreigners in Vietnam. I just hear about teaching.
Which Visa must of one get to teach in Vietnam? EMG tells me it's business visa and then they will change it to working visa after they get work permit for me. Why not from the start it's not work visa?
Since the work visa process is based on the work permit, it is not possible to apply in the first place. The process for work permit based on DN1 visa. The process is basically like this: To get the entry visa (3-month DN1) => Work permit (1-2 years) => Working visa (
Hey bud, I am a Qualified, Native English teacher from New Zealand. I have all the necessary qualifications to teach. I am planning to head to VN next month, would you know of any centres/schools in Nha Trang that are possibly hiring? I would be eternally grateful if you did. I did try the FB groups for Nha Trang, but they appear to be dead :/
Thank you for this video. I've heard from other sources that a 4-year university degree is necessary to obtain a work visa for teaching, can you confirm or refute that allegation?
I'm an Indian and I have a bachelor in education in English... even I have applied through some telf website How can I apply directly can you guide me sir... I'm in a need for a job right now
@@vietnamteachingjobs what would be the best route of doing this? Should I apply for a job while there on a 3 month visa or should I do it while overseas? I'm planning to visit in December I February and I need help understanding all the requirements and getting everything started. I want to move there with my girlfriend but I need to make sure I can secure a job first and foremost
How can I apply?
Please access the link and send your resume directly to the employers: vietnamteachingjobs.com/jobs/find/?query=esl&job_city=&field_12=&category=&posted=&type=&results=1
This is probably the most informative video I’ve found on this topic. Thank you man for putting this together.
Hello you ! you told us about a fact demand in Vietnam, English teaching story ,.......as you known Vietnam got improvement some recent decades so the life of people is more and more better. I think lots of Vietnamese parents eager to get known about teaching stories like me
Thank you for this insightful video and I’m really excited to in finding a teaching job in Vietnam. I’m a history teacher from the Philippines with a 6 year teaching experience in the public school.
I'm from the U.S., and I've taught at public schools in Taiwan and China. I'm taking care of my criminal background check now and hope to find a job within the next several weeks. I just wish that there were one government organization that you went through - kind of like what they have in South Korea. It's obnoxious that there are so many different companies that place you in public schools - EMG, Power English, Dream House, Hoang Viet, Vina Learn, Apax, etc. Am I missing any?
Nice channel, BTW. Thanks for making the video!
That's how the system is here and it's pretty fucked. Very few schools pay for flights or apartments. The cost of living really isn't that cheap and a ton of schools are on bs. There really are not that many jobs right now look online and you'll see there aren't many jobs for the fall semester. And the Vietnamese managed to be more racist than the Chinese when it comes to hiring non white teachers.
very informative video thanks mate,
Thank you!
Hi! Thanks so much for a fantastic, informative and fun video! My partner and myself both have our 4 year university degrees, 150 hour TEFL certificate, 250 hour TESOL diploma, plus extra classes in business English and teaching English to young learners. (Can you tell we had time on our hands during the pandemic?) We are excited to be on the ground working, hopefully next year. Vietnam is on our list for sure! Maybe we can connect.
Yes Eli! Hope to see you!
Just subscribed .. This is a very detailed video I have ever seen on youtube that speaks about most of the aspects of teaching English in Vietnam.
Is there a specific CV requirement when it comes to applying for a position as a teacher in Vietnam?
As for the TEFL certificate, Is it necessary to attend physically to get the certificate or is it done only? If yes, can you please name a few centers to apply for a TEFL? Would apprecate it.
Thanks for your compliments. Do you want to find a teaching job in Vietnam?
@@vietnamteachingjobs yes I do
Is there any way you could help in the process of coming to Vietnam as a teacher?
Thank you
Please access the link and send your request. Our sale employees will help you with process asap: vietnamteachingjobs.com/entry-visa-extend-visa-trc-work-permit-legalization-translation-notarization/?
Thanks so much for your detailed info, this is the best video I've watched on teaching in Vietnam.
One quick question please... I'm a native UK trained teacher, have BA, PGCE & TESOL & 7 years overseas teaching experience.. I'm planning to come to Vietnam in a couple of months but I'm 54, do you think it will be difficult to find a job due to my age? Your advice would be really welcome. 😁👍🏼
There is generally no age restrictions for English teachers in Vietnam. Please go to vietnamteachingjobs.com to see the requirements for each job.
With a PGCE you'll be good 👍
Thank you for making this video... I have an interview with a school in Vietnam and am very excited.. I have one question though.. from observation, how would you say racism is like in Vietnam, for people of colour?
Welcome to Vietnam. Kỳ thị không bao giờ xuất hiện ở đây. Nghề giáo viên ở đây học sinh rất tôn trọng giáo viên . Bạn yên tâm
How to find a job in an International school in Vietnam from outside the country ? I hold Master's degree in Education, TESOL, a book published in NYC, 20 years of teaching and educational experience, national teaching and counseling license and national rewards. I'm a non-native English speaker, who speaks English on native academic level. I didn't hear about the range of salaries at schools for foreign teachers in this video.
Sadly i dont have a degree but i am looking at doing a celta or tefl qualification
But I think Twain, China, Thailand are better opportunities
Thanks for all the advice! I'm currently in Viết nam Ho Chi Minh, I just got a job at a language center but do want to keep busy. I remembered you saying other types of jobs like ex. Voice over? Acting? I have a little experience in background and stand in work. Any advice on that? Maybe other suggestions? Thank you!
Thanks for this video. You mentioned that your degree has to be from your home country. Are you certain of this? I’m a native english speaker and have British citizenship, but I did my BSc in Germany, though we were taught in English. Do you reckon there’ll be an issue?
Hey we double-check and you're right. Your degree can be obtained from any countries, but some employers may have that additional requirement about the place you obtain your degree. But in general, a degree from any country is accepted.
@@vietnamteachingjobs thanks so much for checking this. Really appreciate it.
Interesting compared to China where Public Schools are the lowest paying but 'training centers' would be higher paying.
In Vietnam the class size in public schools is always larger than those in English centers, so teachers should be paid more. I don't know why it's like that in China though 😲
@@vietnamteachingjobs I don't think I've seen any kind of rule that you get paid more if there are more students in a class (or less pay if less students) and that's all news to me. I suppose that's good news for you if you ever walk into a room with 65 students at a time in Vietnam.
@@TheChurlishBoor great but why would it be the opposite in Vietnam?
@@vietnamteachingjobs nah man in China public / private schools / universities are where it's at. Usually no office hours maybe $4k a month in a lot of cities.
And you could combine it with a second job at another public school and probably add $2k more. Not to mention you usually get paid a salary or if part time per class not per full hour.
Hi bro, is it possible to work in Vietnam as english teacher without a degree? Do you think schools are accepting teachers Who doesn't have a degree?
As of now, yes. Since the end of the most recent lockdowns however a basic TEFL certificate is required where it previously was not. Please don't let pettiness from the myriad of trolls in the comment sections of different videos discussing this topic deter you. Native-English speakers CAN secure work as an ESL teacher w/o a degree and just a TEFL-cert. The need for ESL teachers has drastically risen since the lockdowns ended and a sizable chunk of foreigners have yet to return to Vietnam because of the inconvenience of the only available visa-option being the 1-month E-visa. Best of luck to you
The degree requirement will never make sense to me lol.. I’ve spoken to a young lady who teaches English in Vietnam, but she makes a lot of errors.. However she’s apparently more qualified to teach English than me because she has a degree and I don’t. Even though I’m a native speaker and she isn’t. That’s honestly crazy. 🤷♂️
Just get a degree, it's not that hard to do these days
@@TheChurlishBoor That’s good to know! I’m still in America at the moment, but do you have any suggestions for how I could get the locals to know me once I get to Vietnam?
@@TheChurlishBoor Or any suggestions about getting a teaching job or any job in Vietnam. Not sure what other options are popular for foreigners in Vietnam. I just hear about teaching.
@@TheChurlishBoor Thank you for the info!!
Exactly
does the health insurance at a public school cover private hospitals? Or is it the basic Vietnam national health insurance?
Which Visa must of one get to teach in Vietnam? EMG tells me it's business visa and then they will change it to working visa after they get work permit for me.
Why not from the start it's not work visa?
Since the work visa process is based on the work permit, it is not possible to apply in the first place. The process for work permit based on DN1 visa. The process is basically like this: To get the entry visa (3-month DN1) => Work permit (1-2 years) => Working visa (
Have you accepted emg?
@@setokaiba2351 No
Hey bud, I am a Qualified, Native English teacher from New Zealand. I have all the necessary qualifications to teach. I am planning to head to VN next month, would you know of any centres/schools in Nha Trang that are possibly hiring? I would be eternally grateful if you did. I did try the FB groups for Nha Trang, but they appear to be dead :/
How do i get a job in teaching english or IT? I dont have an english teaching certificate.
Please inbox our fanpage to get more jobs and details: facebook.com/VietNamteachingJobsdotcom
What do you think about emg education
We used to work with them. They are fine.
Thank you for this video. I've heard from other sources that a 4-year university degree is necessary to obtain a work visa for teaching, can you confirm or refute that allegation?
I believe it’s just a bachelors degree
Anyone know the possibility of employment if you do not have a foreign degree?
I'm an Indian and I have a bachelor in education in English... even I have applied through some telf website
How can I apply directly can you guide me sir... I'm in a need for a job right now
Maybe try posting your introduction video on some HR groups, it will help you catch the attention from the recruiters in Vietnam!
I do have a contact no of guan English school through recruiter do you think I should call them directly
Hi, there is an employer who wants to hire me but, her offer is 300$/per for 30 hrs do you think it is a good offer?
it's 10$/ hour. It's a pretty common rate for fillipino teacher, I believe.
@@vietnamteachingjobs Thanks!
Is it at all feasible or possible to find a job to teach English in Vietnam with an associates degree or is it just a flat no?
Yes, there is a chance to do so.
@@vietnamteachingjobs what would be the best route of doing this? Should I apply for a job while there on a 3 month visa or should I do it while overseas? I'm planning to visit in December I February and I need help understanding all the requirements and getting everything started. I want to move there with my girlfriend but I need to make sure I can secure a job first and foremost
@@vietnamteachingjobs would you be willing to assist me via email? I would be beyond grateful for any and all assistance or guidance
@@nocaptainmatt3771 please send an email to info@vietnamteachingjobs.com
@@vietnamteachingjobs I also wanna contact you. Please 🥺. I really need some support.
Are they hiring non-native English speakers too?
Can you share some school or centers that we can apply online.Thanks in advance🥰I'm really interested to work in Vietnam.💜
I am a Math Teacher in the Philippines, can I teach math?
What country are u from ?
I'm from South Africa but obtained my degree in Vietnam. Will the degree be allowed?
You mean college degree?
@@vietnamteachingjobs University Bachelor's Degree
@@monkinhlapo9351 yes it is allowed
Any age limits for teachers?
hi, it depends on the school's requirements. Please go to vietnamteachingjobs.com to find jobs that suit you!
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Wow! He spoke for this long and didn’t speak of any useful information.
Really? I found it incredibly informative
Wow your comment wasn’t useful since you didn’t say which information he didn’t provide that you wanted to know……
Can non native English speakers can work as English teachers there
Hi dear, obviously you can! Sen and email to info@vietnamteachingjobs.com to get assistance!
@@vietnamteachingjobs hello mate I'm a TEFL certified teacher currently in Egypt can I have details about how can I get a job n salaries
Thanks
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I'm sorry I don't really get what you say 😅😅