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Hey mate,

I'm not too familiar with many autistic jobs, but from what I've seen so far there is a huge demand for people to teach English to little kids ranging from 4 years old through to 11 and so on. Everytime I go to a job interview I get told, "Mr Simpson, we very much like your resume but we noticed that you have a lot of experience teaching adults and high school students, do you happen to have had taught little children before?" It's the same thing everywhere I've applied pretty much.

A few schools that might interest Carla:
- Aston International (District 10) - They need foreign teachers urgently for children. You will get a demo class within 1-2 days after the interview so they can see Carla's ability.

- Horizon International (District 2) - Also need teachers for children

- Smartkids (District 3 campus I believe)

- Cleverlearn (District 3) - Though demo experience, they get you to teach 10 staff members who act like 4 year old kids

Apart from that I'm not really sure what else I can think of. In terms of being in Vietnam, I think if you've been in India for 3 months, then Vietnam shouldn't be a problem getting use to, it's pretty much as hectic. A lot of the people here are very friendly and eager to help you out of you have problems like getting lost or things like this. Food, you have a range of places offering a wide variety of different styles/varities so If you don't happen to enjoy vietnamese food, then there are other things not far away. Depending on how long you intend on staying here I would also recommend learning how to ride a motorcycle if you havent already, many taxi drivers often take advantage when they see foreigners, take you around longer paths to get more money etc. If you don't intend on staying a long time there are many places that rent the motorbikes out for not much at all.

I'm not sure if thats much help, If there is anything else that I can tell you about please let me know.

All the best,

Alex