International kindergarten teachers

Da Nang, Vietnam•Part-Time•Up To 20.000.000 VND per month
Posted 4 days ago
Location: 42A Vu Dinh Long, Son Tra, Da Nang, Vietnam
Requirements
• Bachelor’s degree (or higher) in Kindergarten Education, Early Childhood Education, Primary/Childhood Education, English, or Education, awarded by a university in the UK, Australia, USA, Canada, or a Nordic country
• Native-level English proficiency (native speaker or CEFR C1 or above), with clear pronunciation and strong communication skills
• Teaching qualification (e.g., TEFL/TESOL/CELTA, PGCE, or teaching license) is a strong advantage
• Experience working with young children in kindergarten or preschool settings preferred
• Eligible for a Vietnam work permit (clean criminal record and health check required)
• Patient, energetic, and passionate about early childhood education
• Team player who respects and adapts to a multicultural environment
Responsibilities
• Plan and deliver play-based, English-medium lessons in line with the school’s early years curriculum
• Manage the classroom and ensure a safe, nurturing and stimulating environment
• Observe, assess and report on each child’s development; communicate regularly with parents
• Work closely with Vietnamese co-teachers and assistants
• Take part in school events, activities and professional development
Benefits: Competitive salary.
How to apply
Send your CV, degree copies, and a short introduction to: hr@geschool.edu.vn
Address: 42A Vu Dinh Long, Son Tra, Da Nang

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