[HCM] Hội Đồng Anh Việt Nam British Council Tuyển Dụng Trợ Giảng Part-time 2024

Location
Ho Chi Minh City (District 1 and 10)
Salary
Hourly rate: VND 45,000
Closing date
Tuesday, 18th September 2024
Role overview
Applicants should meet the following requirements:
Good level of English and Vietnamese (equal to IELTS 6.0/Upper Intermediate and above)
Good academic records
Experience as a Teaching Assistant for at least one year or experience of working with children in another relevant role
Good leadership skills
Ability to work in a way that promotes the safety and well-being of children
Experience of working as part of a team
Experience of customer service with both children and parents
Good office IT skills (Word, Excel, Outlook, Explorer)
Be available for at least 18 hours of work per week (Weekday & Weekend)
Commitment to work continuously for at least one year
Ability to demonstrate the British Council Behaviours: Working together, Being accountable, Connecting with others and Making things happen (all at essential level)
The applicant needs to be able to prove that he/she has no civil or criminal records of any nature relating to any allegation or conviction concerning any type of harm to a child or children by providing a valid criminal record check issued by the Ministry of Justice after getting the job.
Term of service
This is a non-employment position and a term-based hourly-paid contract. Hourly rate: VND45,000 per hour, together with the experience of a dynamic, international working environment, training, and career development opportunities.
How to apply
If you are interested in the post, please apply by filling out the online recruitment form by following this link.
Please note that only short-listed candidates will be contacted.
We are an equal opportunity employer, and we welcome applications from all qualified candidates. The British Council believes that all children have potential and that every child matters - everywhere in the world. The British Council affirms the position that all children have the right to be protected from all forms of abuse as set out in article 19, UNCRC, 1989