JOB HUNTING

The pay and benefits will be no where near what you receive as a flight attendant. Teaching English you will have lower pay, no medical benefits, and no job security. Unless you have a lot of money saved and plan to retire, it's a really bad idea to quit your job and try to teach English.

I disagree. You can come to vietnam and earn lot more than you did in the Philippines as flight attendant at NAIA. Your best bet to teach is to get a TEFL certification and get proper visa. If you are in manila you can call/text me:**  i will try to help best i can to help prepare you

jdavis10 wrote:

I disagree. You can come to vietnam and earn lot more than you did in the Philippines as flight attendant at NAIA. Your best bet to teach is to get a TEFL certification and get proper visa. If you are in manila you can call/text me: **  i will try to help best i can to help prepare you

It would help if you quoted figures regarding earning as a flight attendant as opposed to a teaching job in Vietnam. The figures need to be verifiable.

I don't need to quote pay as flight attendant ... She is from PH and flight attendants do not earn much. In Vietnam if she flies over she might have chance if she has degree or certification. It's better to find local though

At least she is now earning money.  Still needs to get certificates for teaching which cost money. Teaching in Vietnam can be hit and miss regarding works hours etc.
Need to have money aside for medical cover, rent, food travel whilst in Vietnam.

I agree stumpy but I think she prolly has that figured. Either way your right she will need to save for that and I did mention she would have to take the certification course to best suit finding job

Hello Guys!

Thank you for the replies, I have researched all the necessary requirements for teaching English,  it takes time and money and of course you have to pass the exams. Flight attendants here in Manila doesn't earn much approximately less than 1000usd. So there i have presented figures.

as a Vietnamese, and someone who used to work in the English training industry. The answer is "NO"!

Have to agree with the post from hughes265.
You will definitely not earn $1000 a month.
Hours per week are not guaranteed.
Would have to work 2 or more jobs.

Factor in what I have mentioned last time; accommodation, food, medical cover, transport, cost of certificate course plus visas etc and you are well behind the 8 ball.

Stay where you are.