Today I wanted to take some time to address the main differences between part time and full time teaching contracts in Vietnam. I’m not going to say definitively that one is better than the other. Just present pros and cons of each so you can make your own decision. I’ll also say as a first
I’ve got to say, that was cool! We’ve been running these events regularly and they just keep getting more fun. Last weekend’s party at our rooftop (on top of Ninja Teacher Academy) had a great turnout. I filmed a video of it and it’s up on YouTube. So if you want to check it out
Here are some recent changes that may affect you if you’re planning to teach English in Vietnam. The most important documents to bring from your home country that are required for obtaining a work permit to teach English in Vietnam are your original bachelors degree and a criminal background check. You can read more about Vietnam visas and work permits here. Up
Yes! It’s finally here. Last week I talked about how teaching English abroad is a great opportunity to go all in on your job… and then totally unplug and go on epic adventures. FOR EXAMPLE: Pretty cool huh? What I meant by the whole work hard play hard thing is, yes, of course it’s important
Today I’m going to be covering insurance options for when you’re teaching English abroad in Korea, Vietnam, China, Thailand etc. If you’re abroad in a foreign country and something happens you definitely want to be covered and have peace of mind so that if any medical problems occur you’re taken care of. So I’ll talk
