Vietnam Internship

If you want to teach English in Vietnam, a country filled with ancient art and architecture, its lands dotted with cascading rice fields and delicious food, then you’ve come to the right place.

In Vietnam, each school recognises the importance of learning English. English is considered the working language of the world, paving the way for an economy and population that is more and more international.

The demand for TEFL teachers has never been higher. But don’t overlook the country’s sheer beauty and history when deciding to teach in Vietnam. It is a traveller’s paradise.
Join dozens of fellow TEFL teachers for an experience that will give you not only a lifetime qualification and hands-on teaching experience but also the opportunity to live in one of the most enigmatic and enchanting countries of South East Asia.

All teachers arrive in Vietnam for a one-week orientation where you’ll learn about living, teaching and most importantly, travelling in Vietnam.
Our dedicated in-country team will be there to support you every step of the way. So get ready to join your new TEFL family!

If you want to teach English in Vietnam, prepare yourself for a variety of options. Intern placements range from small kindergarten schools, private language institutions to secondary schools swimming with thousands of students.

It is common for schools to have foreign English teachers. But in other cases, it is not uncommon to be the only TEFL teacher. However, don’t fret. With 120 hours TEFL training under your belt, you’ll be racing to get into the classroom.

Teacher support is paramount. So each school assigns a liaison figure to assist you in your journey teaching English in Vietnam.
The focus of your lessons will be conversational English, tailored around a weekly timetable of 35 hours. Over five days, you will dedicate 20 hours to in-class teaching with the remaining 15 hours assigned to lesson planning and marking.

In Vietnam, TEFL teachers get some of the most hands-on experience, as you lead the majority of classes independently. So take on this challenge and see yourself grow and develop into a world-class teacher.