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This in-class 120-hour TESOL course is administered using the 5 following core components:

This Combined TESOL course is unique as it combines two elements of study: online theory and observed teaching practice. ​The course offers the opportunity to ​study the ​teaching theories online at your own pace from the comfort of your own home or office. Then you will have the opportunity to put theory into practice through the observed teaching practice with actual Vietnamese students at different high schools, colleges or universities in Vietnam.

​ This online TESOL course consists of fifteen units with or without live lessons, carefully chosen and organized to ensure a gradual buildup of your knowledge. The final component of the theory is a short essay-writing task of between 500 and 1,000 words OR a formal lesson plan with its videoed lesson performance (15-20 minutes).


Ideally, after successfully completing this online TESOL course, you can upgrade to a higher level qualification: “Combined TESOL Course Certificate” by having the “six hours’ observed teaching practice” in a “real environment” of teaching English to Vietnamese students.

​Condition: Apply for trainees who directly register for the TESOL course with TEFL International Vietnam at P1-2.03 (2nd Floor), The Prince Residence, 17-19-21 Nguyen Van Troi, Ward 12, Phu Nhuan Dist., Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

​The workshop provided a dynamic platform for participants to dive deep into the art of teaching English with confidence. Engaging activities, thought-provoking discussions, and expert guidance ensured a comprehensive learning journey.

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James Estaugh was born in London and moved to Ho Chi Minh City in March 2020 with his family. He is currently the Head of Securities Services at HSBC Vietnam, supporting foreign and domestic investors to access Vietnam’s rapidly growing capital markets, and has spent 16 years with the firm working across HSBC’s offices in London, Sydney and Auckland. James joined Saigon Children’s Charity as a trustee in June 2022. Outside of work, he has a passion for sport (football, cricket, golf, cycling), travel and charity work.

David has been a Trustee of saigonchildren for four years, and as an organiser of the Charity Cycle Adventure, has been a major fundraiser for the charity for more than ten years. David is from the UK and has been living in Vietnam for 22 years as Founder and Director of a number of successful businesses focused on technology, outsourcing, marketing and hospitality.

My interest in educating Vietnamese children began when I volunteered to help unaccompanied “boat children” learning English. After reading Classics at Cambridge, I had spent two years teaching for VSO in Laos during the Vietnam War, the start of a lifelong interest in Indochinese issues. I became a trustee and the UK contact for saigonchildren after my daughter taught English classes during a gap-year period in 1995. The Charity’s aims match closely with my VSO post and my subsequent work as a teacher of English to immigrant and refugee children in Hounslow schools.

Paul Cleves founded Saigon Children’s Charity in 1992. He came to live in Vietnam to run the charity full time in 1995. In 2004 Paul’s contribution to disadvantaged children was recognised and he was awarded the MBE. In 2007 he decided it was a suitable time to pass on the role. Paul continues to work and live in Vietnam and remains actively involved now as a trustee of the Charity.


Paul McGee has been involved with the Saigon Children’s Charity since 1995, when he moved to Vietnam as the first Country Manager for Airborne Express.


Within one year, Airborne Express was the largest foreign air freight forwarder in Vietnam. Prior to Vietnam Paul had been with Airborne (since acquired by DHL) in Boston, New York City, and London. He has been domicile in Hong Kong since 2000 with UPS. His current role is Director – Government and Postal Development – Asia Pacific.


Paul has a BA in Economics from the College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, Massachusetts.


Richard is a UK national and resides in HCMC with his three children. Richard is the founder and Managing Director of a market research firm; Cimigo: www.cimigo.com. Richard has spent the last twenty three years in Vietnam assisting in the development and building of numerous brands to achieve leadership positions.


Richard began working with Saigon’s Children’s Charity as a corporate sponsor of the Cyclo Charity Ride in 2001 and continues to personally support the Charity Cycle Adventure since the inaugural ride on 2009 to this day.


Chung leads the M&A, IT/C, and pharmaceutical and healthcare practices of Baker & McKenzie in Vietnam. He has dealt with a wide range of investment projects and M&A deals, and advised and assisted on corporate, commercial and regulatory compliance matters.


Chamber Asia (from 2010 to 2019) rank him as a leading lawyer in the field of Corporate M&A and TMT in Vietnam. He has been recognised as a leading lawyer in the Corporate and M&A practice in Vietnam by IFLR1000 (from 2015 to 2018) and recommended lawyer in the Corporate/M&A, TMT practices in Vietnam by Asia Pacific Legal 500 2015/2016.


He serves as vice president of the Singapore Business Group. He also serves as AmCham’s IT/C Sub-Committee Co-Chair.


Tieu Yen Trinh is the founder and CEO of Talentnet Corporation. Being an entrepreneur with strong management and leadership skills, together with good vision and high adaptability level, she has led Talentnet successfully to be in association with Mercer and ADP Streamline.


In 2014 she founded Vietnam HR Awards – where best HR strategies and practices are comprehensively evaluated and awarded.