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Teaching specifications for Vietnam

Simon_miles

Hi all,

I currently teach in Phnom Penh, and I'm looking to move to Hanoi - possibly in the New Year.

Can anyone confirm what the requirements are?

I have a lot of teaching experience, and a TEFL, but no degree.

Will I be able to get a full time teaching job without a degree?

Will the pay be near enough that of someone with a degree?

I read mixed things online, so just interested in hearing what the actual situation is re working without a degree.

Thanks!

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OceanBeach92107

Simon_miles wrote:

Hi all,

I currently teach in Phnom Penh, and I'm looking to move to Hanoi - possibly in the New Year.

Can anyone confirm what the requirements are?

I have a lot of teaching experience, and a TEFL, but no degree.

Will I be able to get a full time teaching job without a degree?

Will the pay be near enough that of someone with a degree?

I read mixed things online, so just interested in hearing what the actual situation is re working without a degree.

Thanks!


Without a degree, any work you get as a teacher will be illegal, except as mentioned by Colinoscapee (following post)

Guest2023

If you have any documention from previous employers you can get a work permit. I think you need 5 years documented experience.

jayrozzetti23

Simon_miles wrote:

Hi all,

I currently teach in Phnom Penh, and I'm looking to move to Hanoi - possibly in the New Year.

Can anyone confirm what the requirements are?


Thanks!


Schools can do that. You should be contacting and networking with the schools directly in order to gauge the level of demand, what your options are, etc.

You can post your CV and view ads on here:
/en/jobs/asia/viet … ching.html

Lots of ads here and you can post your CV if you want to:



Or, just search online, for example:

69 language schools listed for Vietnam


You should be cautious though because some schools may be a bit dodgy. Also, although there is a lot of demand (VN is now the 15th most populous country in the world: ), there is also a lot of competition as more and more people arrive with the idea of finding a teaching job.