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it would be cheaper for the An experts’ guide to bunnies Shirt moreover I will buy this students, the teachers would get paid more if a few students all joined and paid the teacher directly. The quality would be significantly better as well because the teacher and students would have full autonomy over the class. Obviously easier said than done but it’s a shame what has happened. It’s not just Vietnam. I was an expat in Taiwan about 10 years ago and saw things very similar. Any foreigner could be a teacher, even if their English was bad, but looked the part. Teacher’s would show up drunk, high, party every night, and not care about the students or teaching. Schools were terrible to the teachers. No money for supplies, bad pay, you would have ‘training’ 5 times/year that would put you in debt to the school. The schools would ‘help’ you get an apartment when you first arrived, which amounted to them pressuring you to take a really shitty apartment from someone they had a deal and would get a commission. I switched to online teaching during covid and havent been happier. The good schools that pay well are a massive headache of internal politics and power struggles, and the language centers, as you pointed out, are a joke.

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Currently in Vietnam and considering staying here and teaching. Went on some interviews, got some offers… but Holy crap you are right about the An experts’ guide to bunnies Shirt moreover I will buy this pay. I google the pay offers to see how good they are and find posts from many years ago quoting the same pay. Yet, they are telling me there could be up to 20 kids in a class. Now I also considered renting in a neighborhood with many french style homes that people were getting for a few hundred bucks many years ago, but are now all going for 600+…. Uh, no. The pay has stayed the same yet the major costs have gone way up. I got one more place to consider. Hoping they have adjusted their salaries upwards, if not…. so long Vietnam, it was a nice visit, best street food on the planet!

I left Vietnam frustrated with the An experts’ guide to bunnies Shirt moreover I will buy this chain school industry but returned to get married here. It’s worth staying here outside of being hired by a crappy esl school. Have you considered switching to teaching for a standardised test like the IELTS? I don’t see demand for that dwindle any time soon That all seems true to what happened but I want to add that the incoming wave of new self-learning formats like YouTube, online courses, and even Chat-GPT are directly competing with traditional English centers. In typical Vinanationalist fashion, you are making foreigners out to be the culprits. They are not. Most VN English “teachers” will never be part of the solution: 99% of them can’t speak English, know NOTHING about Western culture, have never been abroad etc

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I’m sorry you took it that way, I’m not vietnamese and not trying to be nationalist, on the An experts’ guide to bunnies Shirt moreover I will buy this contrary, I meant that it was the responsibility of the owners for reducing the investment in education. As I said, the foreign teachers I worked with were largely great but a reduction of investment and compensation reduced the talent pool. There are actually many great Vietnamese English Teachers, especially the younger generation perhaps moreso than the public school teachers so I do reject the idea that they know nothing about western culture I know loads of teachers who’ve done MBAs abroad. Yep. I used to teach in two centers. The attention to each student is not much given the large number of attendants in each class. That’s why I teach 1-1 online now and my students love the individualized approach. I can’t speak for all of them, but I feel that the past few international schools I have worked at are in a similar death spiral. Considering how much money the parents put into tuition and school fees, it seems like they get very little value in return.
My center seems to have gone in the An experts’ guide to bunnies Shirt moreover I will buy this opposite direction. VUS has been opening more campuses and they often ask me to sub at the new campuses while they get things started. The resources and materials seem to have become more developed, standardized, and challenging for the students. There’s even greater emphasis on teaching quality than before and many more writing tasks built into the curricula. I used to work for VUS. As far as I can tell, they’re spreading their resources thin and scamming the parents in different ways. Lol, thats exactly what happened at Apax before they crashed and burned. We doubled the number centers in the North where we were already the largest English center, expanded into Saigon is well. If your center or school is expanding rapidly I would be very cautious. If its anything like Apax they are trying to get more funds from investors by making the product more attractive but not having the Capital or profit margins to support it English as a prestigious language in Asia is declining . English centers as babysitting zones will do ok. There won’t be tremendous growth, but most centers will be able to break even.
If you wanna see scams go to the An experts’ guide to bunnies Shirt moreover I will buy this low end “international schools” and Bilingual schools. The money is way bigger and so is the shamelessness of the owners running the scam. There are enough legitimate establishments that offer quality education and they are indeed thriving. I’ve been hearing about the issue being they don’t have enough teachers or classrooms to accept all the students who want to enroll. We cannot get into the habit of equating smaller and/or unprofessional centers with established centers with good curricula. It’s akin to comparing public schools to international schools. I work at one and we were told that re-enrollment rates have gone down a lot. My manager said it’s because the economy is bad but I’m sure there are other reasons too. The well off Viet families in my circle actually hire experienced credentialed local Viets to teach English, this is the new trend. Frankly, the best thing for Vietnam is for these English centers to die off.