Teach English in Hanoi, Vietnam
The traditional hub of Vietnam
Hanoi is known for being a historical city full of centuries-old buildings, rich culture and delicious street cuisine.
A brief background of Hanoi
A little history…
Hanoi is known for it’s centuries-old buildings and and a rich culture with Southeast Asian, Chinese and French influences. Hanoi is host to numerous temples, narrow streets which are often arranged by trade.
Population
The population of Hanoi is 7.782 million as of the 2018.
Language/s
The main language spoken is Vietnamese, with the occasional person speaking English or French.
Climate
Hanoi experiences a typical climate with four seasons. With temperatures ranging from 23.6 °C (74 °F) to 42.8 °C (109 °F) with a mean humidity of 79%. The lowest temperature of 2.7 °C (37 °F) was recorded in January of 1955.
Safety
You should exercise normal safety precautions in Hanoi and watch out for the occasional opportunistic thief. Smart Traveller advice
Life in Hanoi
Culture & Lifestyle
Once the capital of north Vietnam, after the reunification of Vietnam; Hanoi became the capital of Vietnam. The city was named Hanoi (The City in a Bend of the River) by Emperor Tu Duc in 1831. Hanoi was proclaimed the capital of Vietnam after the August Revolution of 1945, but it was not until the Geneva Accords of 1954 that the Viet Minh, driven from the city by the French in 1946, were able to return.
GDP per capita
As of 2018 the GDP per capita of Hanoi is US $5,080.00, but this number is expected to rise seeing as Hanoi is the fastest growing city (from 2018-2025).
Sight-seeing and History
Hanoi neighboured by stunning cities and landscapes but is it’s self complete with historic buildings and amazing sights.
Cuisine
Hanoi is host to amazing restaurants and countless more street food vendors.
Polution
Due to the cooler climate and surrounding mountains, the pollution is considered high in Hanoi.
Temples and history
Hanoi is the home to numerous temples and centuries-old buildings, along with limitless street food, travellers and expats will find it easy to get lost in the narrow streets of this historical city. You will also find many museums in Hanoi – we suggest you visit the Women’s Museum, Hao Lo Museum and the temple of literature.
Jobs and growth
Hanoi is a fast growing city and has countless pre-schools, primary schools, high schools and language centres, all of which are looking for qualified English Language Teachers. There are more Teaching positions then there are qualified English Language Teachers to fill them.
How do you Teach English in Hanoi?!
Live Local Asia has partnered with the leading provider of TESOL training in Vietnam. With included extras such as Complimentary Accommodation and Guaranteed Employment we make it simple for you to kick start your career Teaching English in Hanoi, Vietnam.
How do you Teach English in Hanoi, Vietnam?!
Impressive salary, quality of life and low cost of living…
Great salary
English Language Teachers can expect to earn an impressive salary starting at US $1000 per month (depending on how many hours you work).
Low cost of living
Like Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi is a wonderfully affordable city to live in. With rent from US $300 and your average meal only costing US $1, it is no wonder so many expats save majority of their salary.
Quality lifestyle
Hanoi is host to numerous attractions and things to do in your spare time, a large expat community and friendly locals. There is always something to do and someone to see in Hanoi.
Make a difference
A career as an English Language Teacher is not only rewarding but it can change the lives of your students for the better. Opening up opportunities for better education, employment and more.