To work at ILA Vietnam as an English teacher, an Academic Coordinator or Academic Manager, you need:
Please see information below concerning Work permits conditions & Authentication steps
Work permits
If your application is successful, you will be contacted by a member of our recruitment staff. Please note, because of government regulations regarding work permits, you will need to provide the following:
What is a native speaker?
A native speaker is someone who has spoken English from their earliest childhood. It’s the language they used at school and with their family. Many people grow up speaking 2 languages and are bi-lingual, which would also qualify as a native speaker. All teachers must have native speaker mastery of English in all skills [including pronunciation].
You won't need these documents to enter Vietnam, but you will need to get these to the ILA Human Resources department within 1 month of your arrival so that we can process a work permit for you. Based on Decree 46, which is regulated very closely, if you don't submit all the necessary documents for obtaining a work permit within one month of the contract start date, ILA may have to terminate your contract. In short, bringing the above documents will ensure your guaranteed eligibility to work over an extended period of time within Vietnam. Please note that police checks must be dated within 2 months of the proposed contract start date.