Internships
Paid TEFL Vietnam Internship
Rice paddies, metropolises, traditional villages, temples, mountains—whoever ends up your neighbor, you can guarantee you’ll be surrounded by mouthwatering cuisine, a fascinating, complex history, and gorgeous landscapes (not to mention eager students!) while teaching English in Vietnam.
Soak up its character and constant energy, but don’t lose sight of making a meaningful global impact.
In your downtime, float down the Mekong or paddle quietly amidst karst mountains. TEFL internships in Vietnam really are the best of it all. Whatcha waiting for? These noodles aren’t going to slurp themselves!
Vietnam Internship
Start: January, August
4.5 Months
Offers End: March 31
Apply if you are:
- Aged between 20 – 35
- Bachelor’s degree holder
- Native English speaker
- TEFL qualified (included)
You'll Need
- Passport from USA, Canada, UK, Ireland, South Africa, Australia or New Zealand
- Appropriate personal qualities (maturity, flexibility etc.)
- Ability to cope with challenges, good communication skills, cultural sensitivity
- A range of hobbies and interests
- Good health (applicants must submit complete a health check as part of the work permit process)
- Clean police record
Accredited Courses
Hear from our past interns
How it works
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Apply
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Interview
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Documents
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Go to Vietnam!
Before you go
You’ll have an application form to fill out and documents to submit, a video chat and then you’ll be on your way.Your Teaching Experience
Be it January or August, you’ve got a bowlful of adventure awaiting you. Get started with a week-long orientation for TEFL teachers in Vietnam.
Master the local greetings, get familiarized with the customs (and the major no no’s), practice your TEFL skills, make new friends, and eat. A lot!
It’s time to start your English teaching job in Vietnam at a private language school, private primary/high school, or a government school.
Past interns have been placed in cities all over the map! Keep in mind that Vietnamese schools vary significantly, with urban institutions having up to thousands of students while regional primary schools hosting fewer than 100.
You can expect to teach conversational English for ~35 hours weekly. That breaks down to 3-4 lessons daily, 5-6 days a week for ~20 hours of active teaching.
That leaves you plenty of time to mastermind your next fave backup lesson!
PREMIER TEFL
Vietnam Internship
Guide
Our experience means we know the ins and outs of living and working abroad.
The Guide to Teaching English in Vietnam gives you a real understanding of how exciting your new life will be in one of the most spellbinding countries in the world.
Allowance
Allowance
You’ll find the cost of living in Vietnam is relatively inexpensive compared to your home country. Your monthly stipend of US$700 will go Ha Long Way—get it?
Vietnamese food is fresh and delicious and can be found in local markets throughout the country. You’ll be pleased to know you can find almost anything at these markets, from shoes, clothing, cooking utensils, flowers, backpacks and perfume.
If you love a bargain, enjoy the haggle culture of the Asain markets—can we come in your suitcase?
US$700 Per Month
Getting there
On arrival, you’ll be met by our in-country team with all the other interns. At the end of the one week orientation you’ll travel by bus, train or flight to your placement location with your fellow interns.
Get the GuideLocation
Based on the individual schools’ selection process and your age-group preference, you will spend the next few months gaining hands-on teaching experience in placements in or around the cities of:
- Hanoi, Haiphong, Ha long
- Da Nang, Hue
- Ho Chi Minh
What do you need to organize?
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International flights: You’ll need return flights (can be two one-way flights)
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Budget: Spending money for your first month plus excursions etc.
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Police check: You’ll need a clean criminal record
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Visa cost: You’ll have support to obtain your visa, the cost is around US$250. Legalization of documents for your visa incurs an additional fee, this only applies to UK issued paperwork, ask us for advice on this!
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Health check: You’ll need to provide a health statement
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Insurance: It’s really important to sort your travel and health before you go!
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Vaccines: Consult your local doctor for advice
