Edition Video + Website Maker Hoi An!

Member since 23 June 2019

gimeniusNew member21 July 2019 09:07:29

Hi!

We are a couple who planned to move to Hoi An in August 2019. We make video editions and websites.

Any idea how we can find a job there?

I already volunteered in teaching English and I also taught Spanish lessons for almost 3 years, so, I would like also to teach English or Spanish if it is possible.

Any Ideas?
Thank you for reading!

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jayrozzetti23 Serial expat

Member since 14 December 2015

jayrozzetti23Serial expat22 July 2019 03:27:54

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Finding a job in VN is like any place else. You need to contact potential employers and apply with CV/resume.

It's unlikely that you will find many teaching jobs in Hoi An. It's relatively small and there are many people already competing for work at the few schools that may be there.

Nearby Đà Nẵng will offer many more opportunities although also a similar level of competition.

Making videos and websites may be a better option but again, many people are doing this including locals.

Either way, you need to go ahead and start networking so that you can see what kind of demand is out there and what your potential options are.

You can post your CV and view ads on https://www.expat.com here:
https://www.expat.com/en/jobs/asia/vietnam/

Lots of ads here and you can post your CV if you want to:

https://vietnamteachingjobs.com

Or, just search online, for example:

69 language schools listed for Vietnam
https://www.eslbase.com/schools/vietnam

This is the main general job website in VN:

www.vietnamworks.com/en

Always be cautious though. In general, don't agree to anything before arriving as you will want to see with your own eyes what you are getting into. Also, actually being here will open up a lot of new and potentially better opportunities.