Teach in Vietnam Packages

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Assistance on a budget: $195

Get the latest low down on life in Vietnam with professionally written articles on how to teach in Vietnam. These include how to secure the best job, avoid stressful scams, the best of the culture, what it’s really like teaching kids in Vietnam and (dare I say it) riding in Vietnam!

Get your hands on my ultra handy packing list, for everything you’ll need to move to Vietnam. To add to this, get your fully comprehensive pre-departure information for everything you need to know before you go to Vietnam. Don’t arrive unprepared!

A collection of sample lesson plans perfectly designed for teaching in Vietnam that detail useful games, fun activities and easy to follow lesson structures as well as the all-important and very common problems that Vietnamese student’s have.  

Don’t just teach in Vietnam- explore! Work directly with my trustworthy, local travel agent and friend for discounted tours and travel throughout Vietnam, get help with your visa and exchange your cash for a great rate.

After you have read through all of this trustworthy, honest and up to date information have a 20 minute Skype call with me to ask any questions you have about life and teaching in Vietnam!

Door to door relocation package: All the support you’ll ever need $1200

A full concierge service with guarnteed job placement in a leading langauge centre. I will help you with everything you need for teaching in Vietnam from before you leave the country to after you have successfully integrated to Vietnamese ex-pat life and beyond!

I will be there for you to answer every question you may have on how to teach in Vietnam (no question is a silly question), I will be there for you if you just need a chat, I will give you honest, friendly advice that puts your needs (and not profit) first. If you are ready to teach English in Vietnam, then I will not be a business, I will be your friend. 

150 hour, Internationally recognised TEFL certifcation with job assistance: $1749

If you want to teach in Vietnam then you need to get your internationally accredited TEFL certificate. What better way to do it than through our partner language centre- that will actually get you a job in Vietnam and is actually legal!

This includes some awesome extras such as a welcome dinner upon arrival so you can immediately start making friends on your journey to teach in Vietnam, one months accommodation included in luxury, private rooms and unlimited support and assistance from Teacher’s Friend throughout the program.

 TEFL plus relocation and guaranteed job placement in a leading language centre: $2599

If you are not already TEFL qualified for teaching English in Vietnam (or the world!) then get my super friendly concierge service plus the awesome TEFL certification all in one huge package at a reduced rate!

Teaching English in Vietnam

Big salaries and tiny living costs put English teacher’s in a pretty desirable position. In fact Vietnam has recently ranked second in a worldwide survey measuring the disposable income for ex-pats living there. One hour’s teaching in Vietnam can earn around 500,000 Vietnamese Dong (VND). A glass of fresh beer (bia hoi), costs 5000 VND. You can do the maths.

Life in Vietnam

Vietnam has so much to offer.  Breathtaking natural beauty can be found from North to South, from the beautiful mountain ranges of Ha Giang and Sapa, littered with emerald green rice paddies, all the way down to the golden tree lined beaches of Nha Trang and Hoi An. The people are warm, fun loving and welcoming, the food is unrivalled, and the culture is rich in history, charm and beauty. 

The Food

A recent survey found that 87% of ex-pats living in Vietnam would recommend the food, that is much higher than the global average. In fact Vietnam’s food ranks third in the world amongst foreigners living abroad. The Vietnamese are truly masters of taste combinations, the most common being the irresistible mix of lime, chilli and garlic which gives life to so many of their meals. 

Social Life

Vietnamese people are incredibly sociable and welcoming. It won’t be long after arriving that a Vietnamese person will invite you to their home for dinner, where you will probably be treated like royalty. Vietnam was recently ranked the fourth best country in the world for ex-pat social life and the number one destination in the world for making friends. 

Georgie Snape

Teaching Specialist – All things Vietnam!

Moving to Vietnam was one of the scariest and most incredible experiences of my life. It has changed who I am and what I want to do with my life forever, in the best way possible. I went from genuinely not wanting to go out on my own and vowing to never ride a motorbike, to offering teacher training, supporting new ex-pats and doing a three month motorbike trip from Hanoi all the way to Ho Chi Minh, the Mekong Delta and Phu Quoc Island!

BEST EXPERIENCE EVER. 

I graduated with a degree in Community Drama (I’ve never been one for the 9-5 office job) and soon after passed the CELTA course with a Pass A. Here’s some stats for you. For every ten people who take the CELTA, it’s likely that eight will get a Pass C, two will get a Pass B and none will get a Pass A. You have to be a damn good teacher.

I have been travelling the world and teaching English since 2013 and have lived and taught in the UK, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia and Australia with over six years of experience. The majority of my teaching time was spent in Hanoi, Vietnam where I  taught English for over two years in language centres, private and public schools, private classes and online. I taught all ages from 3-17 years and adults. I worked for one of the biggest and most recognised language centres in Vietnam, and they are now one of Teacher’s Friend Vietnam’s partner schools. Teacher’s Friend is also partnered with other major language centres across Vietnam, who also have links to the public schools, the British Council and well-recognised universities.