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kawtarmaftouh4
Hello Everyone, I'm Kawtar from Morocco. Currently looking for job opportunities in Vietnam. I have a Bachelor degree in Linguistics, TEFL certificate, and 4 years of experience in the field of teaching in the following countries ( Morocco_Turkey_India). I would it appreciate if anyone of you here shares with me platforms, apps or website from where I can apply)

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OceanBeach92107
Hello Everyone, I'm Kawtar from Morocco. Currently looking for job opportunities in Vietnam. I have a Bachelor degree in Linguistics, TEFL certificate, and 4 years of experience in the field of teaching in the following countries ( Morocco_Turkey_India). I would it appreciate if anyone of you here shares with me platforms, apps or website from where I can apply)
- @kawtarmaftouh4
This is the Jobs area on this website where you can find job listings and post your CV:

jayrozzetti23
This site lists numerous openings. You can also post your resume/CV if you want schools to contact you.

Be very careful about agreeing to anything before arriving.


If you any questions, let us know.
kawtarmaftouh4

@OceanBeach92107 Thank you so much for your help!

kawtarmaftouh4

  • @johnross23 I checked the website you provided but it unfortunately states that the Website is under maintenance, even after refreshing.

Abdelmaoula Batak

@kawtarmaftouh4 Good luck with your search 263a.svg

jayrozzetti23
  • @johnross23 I checked the website you provided but it unfortunately states that the Website is under maintenance, even after refreshing.
- @kawtarmaftouh4



HI, it was working earlier but now it's also down for me, too.

(vietnamteachingjobs.com is currently unable to handle this request. HTTP ERROR 500).

Check back tomorrow.


Anyway, a friend of mine has been teaching at VUS for a number of years and they're constantly advertising on Facebook to get people to teach at their various branches including the one in Vũng Tàu, a beach town about 2,5 hours from Ho Chi Minh City/Sài Gòn. One of their recent ads said "Contact Urgently" and mentioned a "signing bonus", so they're definitely looking for people, as are many schools throughout the country.

Search for "VUS Vietnam" to find their English language website. But also have a look at as many other options as possible because there are many schools in Vietnam, so shop around before making a decision or committing to anything.

Colinoscapee posted a link to a Facebook group (Vietnam ESL Teachers). If you're on FB, there are a number of other English Teaching in Vietnam and Expats in Hanoi, Danang, Hoi An, HCMC, Vung Tau, etc. groups, where job ads are posted.

I suggest you avoid Hanoi and HCMC though if possible.










Clip
VUS only offer part-time contracts to new employees that already have a TRC from another company. That is their version of a probation contract, before they offer you full-time. So it seems they just poach from other employers who actually supported the employee's initial business visa/TRC process. This is for applicants already in Vietnam.
OceanBeach92107
VUS only offer part-time contracts to new employees that already have a TRC from another company. That is their version of a probation contract, before they offer you full-time. So it seems they just poach from other employers who actually supported the employee's initial business visa/TRC process. This is for applicants already in Vietnam.
- @Clip
Hi Clip,

Is that current information or based on past experience?

Thanks,

O.B.
Guest2023
VUS only offer part-time contracts to new employees that already have a TRC from another company. That is their version of a probation contract, before they offer you full-time. So it seems they just poach from other employers who actually supported the employee's initial business visa/TRC process. This is for applicants already in Vietnam.
- @Clip
Hi Clip,

Is that current information or based on past experience?

Thanks,

O.B.
- @OceanBeach92107

VUS is the biggest company in VN and are always seeking teachers.
jayrozzetti23
VUS only offer part-time contracts to new employees that already have a TRC from another company. That is their version of a probation contract, before they offer you full-time. So it seems they just poach from other employers who actually supported the employee's initial business visa/TRC process. This is for applicants already in Vietnam.
- @Clip


Yes, I was a bit hesitant to mention them because I know they have that type of corporate business model, but all the major 3-letter schools in VN are like that. That's why I always recommend caution and careful consideration of who to work for.

Mainly, I mentioned them in case the OP needs to line up something quickly, and because they have a lot of branches, which allows teachers to avoid living in HCMC or Hanoi.

Anyway, my impression is that nowadays most, if not all schools are quite desperate for teachers for some strange reason. So, it would seem that currently the schools are in a position where they need to be a bit more generous than they were in the past.

Basically, it's looking like a teachers' market so job seekers need to take advantage of the situation while it lasts.
Guest2023
VUS only offer part-time contracts to new employees that already have a TRC from another company. That is their version of a probation contract, before they offer you full-time. So it seems they just poach from other employers who actually supported the employee's initial business visa/TRC process. This is for applicants already in Vietnam.
- @Clip
Hi Clip,

Is that current information or based on past experience?

Thanks,

O.B.
- @OceanBeach92107

VUS is the biggest company in VN and are always seeking teachers.
- @colinoscapee

VUS was advertising today on Facebook.
Clip
@OceanBeach

This was just last month....


Dear Clip,
Thank you for your interest in a teaching position with VUS.
We are looking for expat English-speaking teachers who can take on a wide variety of ages (predominantly with 6-16-year-olds) during both weekends and weeknights.
  Here are benefits we’re offering
  - Hourly rate from 430,000VND NET (after tax)or
higher depending on their interview performance. The starting rate will be reviewed annually based on your teaching performance.
  -Part-time(60-70hrs/month)- A full-time contract (70-100 hrs/month) will be considered later depending on your teaching performance and availability.
  - Work permit and visa/TRC support
  - Work permit reimbursement
  - Academic support and professional development
  - Syllabus and teaching materials provided
  - Gifts on special occasions and annual events
  - PIT finalization support
  - Accommodation support in 2 years
  - Relocation bonus*
* applicable for specific campuses, terms and conditions apply
If you are interested in working at VUS at one of the campuses we have positions available for, then please send me the following:
An introduction video (1-2mins)
Will you travel to Vietnam with a tourist visa or a business visa sponsored by a company/school?
Your current location
Are you willing to relocate?
Your vaccination status (1 dose, 2 doses, etc.)
Your earliest start date of teaching/entering Vietnam
Scanned color copy of valid visa/TRC



If you are in Vietnam and reply back with anything less than TRC status you get this response....

Dear Clip,
Thank you for your swift response.
Regarding your application, we are afraid that we will continue the recruitment process only when you have a valid TRC/visa to stay in Vietnam. As a result, we are not able to continue the selection process for now unless your situation changes.
We wish you all the best in your job search and I’m sorry for the inconvenience caused.
Best Regards,



So, in other words, they poach their new teachers from other employers.
SimCityAT
So, in other words, they poach their new teachers from other employers.
- @Clip

Most companies in countries work like that, you have to have a visa. No one is poaching anyone.
Clip

@SimCityAT It's not about having a visa. The point here is they require a TRC. Yola, for example, will support a new teacher with the process to acquire the TRC themselves.

Guest2023

@SimCityAT It's not about having a visa. The point here is they require a TRC. Yola, for example, will support a new teacher with the process to acquire the TRC themselves.

- @Clip

VUS says "TRC/visa, which means a visa or TRC, not just a TRC.
OceanBeach92107

@SimCityAT It's not about having a visa. The point here is they require a TRC. Yola, for example, will support a new teacher with the process to acquire the TRC themselves.

- @Clip

VUS says "TRC/visa, which means a visa or TRC, not just a TRC.
- @colinoscapee
Possibly meaning a TRC or business visa?
Clip
I don't see how there could be a potential teacher in Vietnam with a business visa but no TRC unless they are in the middle of being supported by another employer.



I believe this is VUS policy since before the pandemic and visa restrictions.
Jlgarbutt

@SimCityAT It's not about having a visa. The point here is they require a TRC. Yola, for example, will support a new teacher with the process to acquire the TRC themselves.

- @Clip

VUS says "TRC/visa, which means a visa or TRC, not just a TRC.
- @colinoscapee



TRC Depending on satus can make foreigners exempt from a work permit
OceanBeach92107
I don't see how there could be a potential teacher in Vietnam with a business visa but no TRC unless they are in the middle of being supported by another employer.



I believe this is VUS policy since before the pandemic and visa restrictions.
- @Clip
In the past, a legal 3 month business visa was available through VOA.

Since employers have 90 days to get a work permit, it's conceivable that a person could be hired while in country on a 90 day VOA business visa, should they become available again.

Based on how immigration cracked down on people working with tourist visas, a business visa seems to be the safest option.

I'd recommend that job seekers demand that employers arrange for a business visa prior to starting work.