The Truth About Teaching English in Vietnam: Day-To-Day Life, Cost Of Living, Challenges & More

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In this video we chat to Zak and Toro about their experiences of teaching English in Vietnam. Start teaching English abroad: ninjateacher.com
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17 июн 2023

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@xdgs567z 8 месяцев назад

Great interview to know experienes from people with different perspectives and different backgrounds.....it's encouraging to hear Zak and Toro describer their positive experiences.....shows how welcoming Vietnam is becoming to foreigners

@thangvo2118 11 месяцев назад

Good stuff. Two great guys making a great impact here!

@-UnknownX- Год назад

Welcome to Vietnam, Teachers! Thank you for your loving Vietnam!

@fs5775 Год назад

That was a great video, cheers!

@BlackAnonymou Год назад

Great video, you REALLY need to make more interview videos, This give great insight.

@nnamdiokorie5028 6 месяцев назад

Good day sir I just arrived yesterday but don't know how to start my life here I can teach English and am good soccer player and makes good footwears and shoes too and am from Nigeria

@doodahgurlie Год назад

Great video - I really enjoyed this one a lot. Both guys come across as very positive and likeable.

@andrewha-ty3xe Год назад

thank you for sharing your life experience in my home town. I would like to visit Saigon more often 😄

@dimitrismitzithras1852 Год назад

Good job!

@thaingo7709 5 месяцев назад

love

@josephmafunga2342 9 месяцев назад

Great video, thank you. I am a qualified teacher from Kenya and at 60 years old. I have a Bachelor’s degree in Education and TEFL certified with over 15 years of teaching experience. I would like to come and teach in Vietnam. Any prospects for me please?

@yeahyeahbutno4749 6 месяцев назад

How about the fact that you have to have a bachelor degree ???

@scottpilgram696 11 месяцев назад

You like Cambodia or Vietnam better?

@moriahproctor951 Год назад

I have an associate degree, I am curious can we come to Vietnam to take your the course and then travel to another country such as Cambodia for work? I really want to take the course in-seat.

@bichsbanhbaos4088 Год назад

Lương dạy ở Việt Nam cao hơn, chi phí ăn ở ở campuchia cao hơn và đắt hơn. Ở thành phố Hồ Chí Minh có nhiều cơ hội việc làm và thăng tiến hơn. Phnom Penh chỉ là một thành phố nhỏ

@nghiatrinh2639 Год назад

Việt🌟Nam ❤🍀🙏✌️ Đen - Nấu ăn cho em ft. PiaLinh 🎼

@johnedwards8699 Год назад

@Ninjateacher could you do a video perhaps about older teachers. Maybe people in their 50's+ that have been successful? It seems as though I rarely (prob never) have seen older people as teachers. Also I'd be interested in if these are degreed positions or not. Do you need any college or teachers degrees? Thanks in advance. Love all of your videos

@elperro3056 7 месяцев назад

How much can make a month as American. 🇺🇸? In usd 1-3 k

@ChrissieSM Год назад

I am a bit alarmed as what one of the potential teachers said about the interview process. In fact, the interviewer tells the candidate what the perks of the job are, rather than asking the relevant questions. Just because you are a native speaker does not mean that you are able to teach the language.

@ninja.teacher Год назад

At any reputable school the interviewer will absolutely ask questions to ascertain the candidate’s experience and knowledge of ESL methodology.

@tomhill2376 Год назад

Interesting that the Bermudan's accent seems closer to American than British. I wonder if that is typical or if he attended school in the US.

@doodahgurlie Год назад

Yeah, the Jamaican accent was hard to detect and I wonder if it's because he's picked up a more US accent living in Vietnam amongst all the foreigners there.

@aiyetoro9094 Год назад

I grew up going to an international school in Bermuda. This is why my accent sounds different to most Bermudians. I've never lived in the US.

@mrcristian306 Год назад

@@aiyetoro9094question, another brother from the Caribbean here, did you get any pushback from schools based on your nationality? I tried applying to schools but got told countless times that I couldn't get hired because of my nationality.

@Venzera Год назад

What other jobs are there for foreigners in Vietnam?

@ninja.teacher Год назад

Other types of work can be hard to secure a work permit for because companies have to prove to the government why they need to hire foreigners over locals, so you have to be highly skilled in a field or provide something the country is in need of (like English teaching skills).