Your role will involve working directly with students in hospitality and tourism training programs. You’ll plan and lead English lessons in collaboration with local teachers and other international volunteers. A teaching manual is provided, but there’s plenty of space for creativity — feel free to design role-plays, games, and exercises that reflect real-life communication situations in hotels, restaurants, or travel settings.
You may also be asked to help with practical assessments and give feedback on student progress. Throughout the week, you’ll spend at least five hours each day teaching and preparing lessons as a team. The energy you bring to the classroom will help shape students’ futures and build their confidence.
By joining this project, you’ll directly support young people preparing to work in hotels, restaurants, and travel services across Vietnam. Your guidance helps them feel more comfortable using English in real-world situations — something that can open doors to better job opportunities and career advancement.
You’ll also bring a global perspective to the classroom. For many students, this will be their first time interacting with international mentors. Your presence fosters cross-cultural understanding and encourages students to think more broadly about the world.
