Part-Time Teacher

Apollo English
Hanoi, VietnamPart-TimeCompetitive Salary
Posted 16 days ago
Join Apollo English in Hanoi as a Part-Time Teacher

Apollo English, a leading educational organization in Vietnam recognized as a GREAT PLACE TO WORK, is hiring Part-Time Teachers for weekday evenings and weekends at various centers in Hanoi.

Available locations and start dates:
- Apollo Mo Lao (Ha Dong district) - Starting from 03 September
- Apollo Van Quan (Ha Dong district) - Starting from 03 September
- Apollo Van Phu (Ha Dong district) - Starting from 09 September
- Apollo Times City (Hai Ba Trung district) - Starting from 03 September
- Apollo Pham Van Dong (Dong Ngac ward) - Starting from 09 September
- Apollo Vu Pham Ham (Cau Giay district) - Starting from 09 September

Why Choose Apollo English?
Apollo English is the first large-scale educational organization in Vietnam to be certified as a GREAT PLACE TO WORK, recognized globally for its exceptional workplace culture and employee experience. Our affiliation with International House (IH) and our consistent track record of success make Apollo an ideal place to advance your teaching career. For nine consecutive years, 90% of our Young Learners have achieved the highest Cambridge scores, demonstrating our commitment to excellence. Our modern facilities, comprehensive curriculum, and professional development opportunities, including training workshops and observations, are designed to support your growth. The Apollonian Experience team ensures a smooth onboarding process, helping you settle in and work legally in Vietnam.

If you are passionate about education and eager to make a positive impact on students across Vietnam, submit your application now!

How to Apply:
Email your application to: teaching@apollo.edu.vn
Or apply via our website: https://apollo.edu.vn/teach

Please mention that you found the job on Teast for the school's reference.

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