Can you help: i have B.Ed degree and a masters in the subject i teach. Do i still need a TEFL certificate? And , in english i got C1 ( c2 in reading, b2 in listening, average is c1, 65 points) . Is that enough?
May mga agency sa Vietnam na naghahanap ng 1-5 years experience as ESL Teacher, aside from the other requirements you mentioned tapos $900/month lang magpasahod. Nanghihingi din ng $700 para sa Business Visa approval.
Thank you for this vlog. VERY helpful , inspiring and at the same time na challenge na jud ko go out from my comfort zone. ❤Please create more vlogs by your experiences there Maam❤
Hi. I'm Kyle. Do you remember me? I'm one of your students last year or probably 2 years ago. I'm currently using my sister's account because I do not have one. I really miss you so much. It's such a shame that my dad is gonna apply me to Scots English. But i'm sure that I will come back someday. Love you!
I am a social science teacher my subject is Geography and my qualification M.A. B. Ed. D. El. Ed. I have interested to teach of your school .plz reply to me your own opnion
I worked in an English center so they may require English teaching related degree, but your qualifications might fit in an international school where a mainstream curriculum is used.
I'm not sure whether you can be qualified without a bachelor's degree. As far as I know, one of the requirements for a teacher's work visa is your college/university diploma. Better yet consult an agent or a professional.
Very informative Nimpha! I apologize on your name spelling if I have it incorrect. For a licensed Filipino teacher trying to get her first EFL Teachers job in Vietnam, is it best to work all of the top Int’l schools and all the FB job posting groups from the Philippines to secure the job via email and messenger, or is there an advantage to travel on a tourist visa to personally inquire? Concerns are, Tourists Visas don’t allow enough time to consider all the schools in 2-3 cities, but also off-loading Philippine immigration screening these days. Your thoughts on both considerations would be appreciated, how did you acquire your first employment as a EFL teacher? Did you get your first employment when you were still in the Philippines? Thank you.
Sorry for the late reply. Yep, it's better, not to mention 'legal', to have the proper documentation upon entering or leaving your country. Although there's really an advantage if you apply in person, it is also possible to get hired first before leaving your home country so you can obtain the necessary papers.
Thanks for this video. You just gave me so many ideas about living in Vietnam. I am becoming interested applying for a teaching position there. I am nervous but watching this video made me feel that struggles can be endured!!
