Episode 05, English Teacher Job Hunting in Vietnam – Wall Street English Interview.
We hope you enjoyed this video, we tried to document the process as much as we could. Sorry we did not cover more interviews at different companies, but we did not end up going for as many as we expected. Since we basically only went to Wallstreet English and
Vinschool.
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If you have any questions, we can help you with them, Rhett did go for one more interview at Yola, so if you need to know anything about that or Wallstreet English, do not hesitate to comment below and we will provide as much help as we can 🙂
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We hope you enjoyed this video, we tried to document the process as much as we could. Sorry we did not cover more interviews at different companies, but we did not end up going for as many as we expected. Since we basically only went to Wallstreet English and
Vinschool.
If you have not seen our other videos documenting our experience of becoming a TESOL certified teacher here in Vietnam, you can check out our playlist here – http://bit.ly/2JUTol6.
You both are such lovely people, so genuine. VN needs more visitors like you.
I hope that you guys can pass the job interview in order to have a dream job in Vn
Hello Rhett and Claire, I'm researching the process of becoming an ESL teacher in Vietnam and came across your videos. Thank you so much for this series, it is very informative and gives a very good idea of what I could expect. That definitely helps with the unknowns and anxiety of making this type of life change. 🙂
Aww! You two are adorable. Subscribed.
Great video guys! I taught in Vietnam for a year and a half, so if you need more tips, stories and advice read my website 🙂 https://ambersdestinology.com
Hey guys.
I’m from India and would like to work as an ESL teacher in Vietnam. Can you please guide me.
I have the following qualifications
✅ Bachelors degree in Engineering (BE)
✅ TEFL (120 hours in-class training)
✅ 2 years of teaching English in India
Hoping for your response.
Hahaha, that was what I was going to say, Claire was smiling walking back, but she was probably tired 🙂 First day:) You survived:)
When you mentioned how coffee tasted differently…was that from the same coffee house? In VN, depends on which coffee shops you go to, most well known shops (usually within the city) serve reputable coffee while some use cheaper/adulterated coffees.
i didn't get if you mentioned the area you stayed. Was that Quan 7 or Quan 2, Saigon?
i have a degree in computer science and i want to teach in vietnam. how do i start everything
Please help me with your name ( If I want to ask someone their name)
Is this sentence grammatically correct?
Very informative video. Hey guys I too wanna teach English in Vietnam.
Hello guys, I’ve been watching several videos from your channel. Love them all! Since y’all ESL teachers, just wondering do you tutor online or in person? How much does it cost? Thanks.
Nguoi dân Viet Nam rất thân thiên
Food I live in Vietnam and the tragic here is horrible life here isn't that great lol
I am a Vietnamese ,living in America, I do not drink Vietnamese coffee, the coffee is nasty, very bad, I don't drink it at all.
love the video, good, editing, good quality and nice music. i am excited to see more from you all. My apartment lease in the USA is up this December, I am planning on Moving out to get a job teaching English In vietnam this coming January of 2020. I was reading there is a big festival/celebration in February and most schools don't hire that, is it worth it for me to come out in January or should I wait until after February and come out in March?
Oh great! I am also an Online English Teacher for kids. The rate there is really good compared to us here in the Philippines. It is so much more higher. Good luck guys!
Good video. If you wonder why is the cafe really bitter sometimes, I can answer for you that it is traditional cafe of Vietnam. Amost vietnamese drink cafe without sugar or milk or even ice due to that it is made more energy and conscious.