Math & Science Teacher
APU American International Schools Vietnam
Da Nang, Vietnam•Full-Time•Competitive Salary
Posted 7 days ago
APU American International Schools Vietnam is expanding and is in search of experienced Math and Science Teachers to join our esteemed American-accredited educational community in Da Nang, a vibrant and livable coastal city in Vietnam. This role is ideal for those passionate about teaching Advanced Placement (AP) courses, who appreciate small class sizes, and who seek a balanced international teaching experience.
Why Choose APU:
- Enjoy teaching small classes of 10-15 students with a strong focus on academics.
- Benefit from strong academic leadership and comprehensive onboarding support.
- Experience a genuine work-life balance in a safe and picturesque beachside city.
- Collaborate with a professional and international faculty.
Position Overview:
- Teach High School Math and Physics, including AP courses.
- This is a full-time position with an academic-year contract.
- The start date for this position is August 17, 2026.
Salary & Compensation:
- We offer a highly competitive salary package.
- Salary is determined based on qualifications, AP teaching experience, and interview performance.
- Opportunities for performance-based reviews and professional growth.
Benefits Include:
- Full legal support, including Work Permit, Working Visa, and Temporary Residence Card (TRC).
- Stable full-time employment at a growing American international school.
- Regular staff social events and community activities to foster a sense of community.
Ideal Candidate:
- Holds a Master's degree in Math or Sciences from a U.S. or Canadian university.
- Possesses AP certification from the U.S. College Board (required).
- A valid teaching license is preferred.
- A student-centered, reflective, and growth-oriented educator.
Join APU to teach with purpose, live with balance, and grow with us. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply by contacting thanhpt@apu.edu.vn.
Why Choose APU:
- Enjoy teaching small classes of 10-15 students with a strong focus on academics.
- Benefit from strong academic leadership and comprehensive onboarding support.
- Experience a genuine work-life balance in a safe and picturesque beachside city.
- Collaborate with a professional and international faculty.
Position Overview:
- Teach High School Math and Physics, including AP courses.
- This is a full-time position with an academic-year contract.
- The start date for this position is August 17, 2026.
Salary & Compensation:
- We offer a highly competitive salary package.
- Salary is determined based on qualifications, AP teaching experience, and interview performance.
- Opportunities for performance-based reviews and professional growth.
Benefits Include:
- Full legal support, including Work Permit, Working Visa, and Temporary Residence Card (TRC).
- Stable full-time employment at a growing American international school.
- Regular staff social events and community activities to foster a sense of community.
Ideal Candidate:
- Holds a Master's degree in Math or Sciences from a U.S. or Canadian university.
- Possesses AP certification from the U.S. College Board (required).
- A valid teaching license is preferred.
- A student-centered, reflective, and growth-oriented educator.
Join APU to teach with purpose, live with balance, and grow with us. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply by contacting thanhpt@apu.edu.vn.
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