POWER ENGLISH - ESL Teacher at Public School

Ho Chi Minh City, VietnamFull-TimeUp To 40,000,000 VND per month
Posted 19 days ago
📍Location: District 3, Hoc Mon, Binh Duong City
🕰 Working time: Monday - Friday (daytime)
🗓 Starting time: September 7, 2026
📕 Program: IELTS, General English
📈 Level: Primary, Secondary and High School

WHY POWER ENGLISH:
- Competitive compensation package.
- Work permit support and reimbursement.
- Friendly working environment with supportive staff.
- Performance-based bonuses.
- Comprehensive orientation, ongoing feedback, and training activities.
- Additional allowances provided for teachers working in more distant locations.

REQUIREMENTS:
- Native-level proficiency in English.
- University/Master's degree (major in Education/English preferred).
- Teaching certificate (TESOL/CELTA/TEFL or equivalent).
- English certificate (IELTS 7.5+ /TOEIC 850+ or equivalent)
- A clean criminal record certificate
- Experience in teaching at public schools is a plus.
- Ability to utilize a wide array of resources to create engaging learning experiences.
- Effective classroom management skills.
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills.

RESPONSIBLE:
- Plan and deliver engaging English lessons to students.
- Evaluate students' class work, projects, and assignments.
- Collaborate with schoolteachers and Power English staff to meet the course standards.
- Participate in school activities and events.

Please send your (1) CV, (2) Teaching Certificate, (3) English Proficiency Certificate, (4) Passport, and (5) Introduction to hoatran@pe.edu.vn
Kindly note that due to the high volume of CVs received, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Thank you so much and look forward to working with you!

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