Full-time ESL teacher for public schools in Ha Noi, Viet Nam
Hanoi, Vietnam•Full-Time•Up To 55.000.000 VND per month
Posted 13 days ago
1) Responsibilities:
Teaching English for children and teenager learners
Creating the interesting learning environment and and helping the learning improvement of the learners
Cooperating closely with Royal to manage and supervise the teaching quality
2) Essential requirements for all teaching positions:
CELTA / TESOL / TEFL
Bachelor’s Degree or higher
Must be Native English speakers from western countries
A willingness to teach across our full range of classes
Clean police check with a 6-month validity
Adaptability, flexibility, and cultural sensitivity
3) Remuneration:
Competitive hourly rate of pay and benefits package
Work permit and working visa
Others …
4) Teaching time: Monday to Friday daytime hours only
Teaching English for children and teenager learners
Creating the interesting learning environment and and helping the learning improvement of the learners
Cooperating closely with Royal to manage and supervise the teaching quality
2) Essential requirements for all teaching positions:
CELTA / TESOL / TEFL
Bachelor’s Degree or higher
Must be Native English speakers from western countries
A willingness to teach across our full range of classes
Clean police check with a 6-month validity
Adaptability, flexibility, and cultural sensitivity
3) Remuneration:
Competitive hourly rate of pay and benefits package
Work permit and working visa
Others …
4) Teaching time: Monday to Friday daytime hours only
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