rnealj62
7/10/2013 03:10 EST
I have completed my school and have my teaching certificates. I am looking for a job teaching English. I have noticed that only the major schools post on the job boards. I do not have a degree but i also know it is possible to get a job and work permit without one. Is there an English language news paper or some other place that is good to find jobs, or do i just take my resume to the schools? I am living here now and need to start working.
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doctorhands
7/10/2013 04:44 EST
Actually, as of last December you must have a degree to legally get a work permit to teach English. Before that you could substitute 5 years experience, but that no longer applies. I know of a couple that will hire you for 3 months, which is the maximum you can legally work without a permit. If they think you're an asset worth keeping, they'll keep you on longer. Email me at rich.haslam@gmail.com for more info.
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rosyvn
7/10/2013 06:00 EST
Open the Languages Center in Binh Duong (teaching English for Vietnamese and Vietnamese for foreigner).
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rnealj62
7/10/2013 06:05 EST
Is this a job opening? If so how can I apply? I would appreciate any information you can give me. You can contact me at rnealj62@yahoo.com.
Thank you.
Robert
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KimDung
7/25/2013 05:44 EST
Hi guys,
My name is Kim Dung, I am looking for a native English teacher in Ho Chi Minh, one time per week (about 6 months).
Please let me know if you are interested.
My phone number: +84 983 395 309
Thanks and Regards,
Kim Dung
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jessi204
8/19/2013 04:55 EST
Hi,
I am German and will teach German in HCMC from September on. My boyfriend is also looking for a Job. He studied History, Latin and is doing his German as foreign language course at university in Germany at the moment. Is there any possibility to get him a job as teacher for German for about 6 or 12 months? He would like to start in March/April next year!
Let me know, if you know a good address or if you have an offer!
Cheers Jessi
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doctorhands
8/19/2013 22:05 EST
I just noticed this post, which was similar to the other you posted on the same subject.
There is very little, if any, demand for German teaching in Vietnam. The required language is English and there is a great demand for Native English speakers
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tainangviet09
8/20/2013 04:42 EST
Hi, We need E teacher from the West, We have some primary schools in HCM city. If you are interested in my offer , please send me email.
Thanks
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cokerri
9/1/2013 08:59 EST
As some of the above comments suggest, the law now requires you to have a work permit and uni degree to teach in Vietnam. However, I think my school is still accepting teachers who don't have uni degrees. The school is called CEFALT and it's a Government run school in District 3, HCMC. If you're still looking for a job, check out their website (easily found on Google). The school is recruiting now if you're interested.
Hope this helps!
http://cokerri.wordpress.com
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tranthu0706
4/24/2016 05:53 EST
Hi there, have you found a job yet? My German center really need a native teacher. Pls kindly contact me via email minh.tongoc@yahoo.com.vn or call me 0915554223.
Thank you.
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