Temporary Full-Time Primary Teacher
Singapore International School
Hanoi, Vietnam•Full-Time•Competitive Salary
Posted 20 days ago
Singapore International School is seeking a Temporary Full-Time Primary Teacher for the period from January to June 2026. The position is based in Ha Noi, Vietnam.
Minimum Requirements:
- A degree in a relevant educational field.
- A professional teaching qualification, license, or certification.
- Experience with the Cambridge International Curriculum is preferred but not mandatory.
Benefits include a housing allowance, medical insurance, work permit, residence permit, and annual leave.
To apply, please submit your application including your CV/resume and scans of your degrees and teaching qualifications through the following channels:
- Website: https://erp.kinderworldgroup.com/jobs/detail/6/324
- Email: jobapplication-hanoi@kinderworldgroup.com
Minimum Requirements:
- A degree in a relevant educational field.
- A professional teaching qualification, license, or certification.
- Experience with the Cambridge International Curriculum is preferred but not mandatory.
Benefits include a housing allowance, medical insurance, work permit, residence permit, and annual leave.
To apply, please submit your application including your CV/resume and scans of your degrees and teaching qualifications through the following channels:
- Website: https://erp.kinderworldgroup.com/jobs/detail/6/324
- Email: jobapplication-hanoi@kinderworldgroup.com
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