
Director of International Education
Nguyen Sieu School — View School ProfileAbout the Role
Nguyen Sieu School is seeking an experienced and visionary Native English Speaker with strong expertise in the UK Curriculum to join our Academic Leadership Team as Director of International Education. This strategic leadership role is responsible for leading the Cambridge and bilingual integrated programmes, ensuring excellence in teaching and learning, and strengthening the effective integration between the Cambridge Curriculum and the Vietnamese MOET Curriculum.
Requirements
✔ Native English Speaker ✔ Master’s degree or higher in Education or related field ✔ Strong expertise in the UK/Cambridge Curriculum and bilingual education ✔ Proven experience integrating Cambridge and MOET programmes effectively ✔ Minimum 8–10 years’ experience in international/bilingual education ✔ At least 4–5 years in academic leadership or school management roles ✔ Strong leadership, curriculum development, and teacher coaching experience ✔ Passion for innovation, digital learning, and student-centered education
Salary
Attractive competency-based salary
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Visit school's websiteSalary & Savings
What a Vietnam package actually saves you
Adjust the package below to see monthly take-home pay, living costs and projected annual savings based on Vietnam tax rules.
Monthly base salary
Monthly housing allowance
How the housing is paid
Family status
Living style
Your Vietnam projection
All figures per month in USD
$810/mo
18.8% of gross package
$3,490/mo
from $4,300 gross
$1,200/mo
Rent, food, transport, lifestyle
$2,290/mo
Left to save or invest
Projected annual net savings
$27,483
After local tax and a comfortable cost of living.
Tax & Benefit Insight — Vietnam
Tax rules
Progressive personal income tax, 5% to 35%
If your school pays the landlord directly, housing tax is capped at 15% of gross taxable income. Cash housing allowances are 100% taxable as regular income.
Housing deductibility
A landlord-paid apartment is only taxed up to 15% of your gross taxable salary. Take the same money as cash and every dollar is taxable instead, which is why two identical Vietnam packages can save very different amounts.
2026 personal relief
The 2026 PIT reforms lifted the personal deduction to VND 15.5M/month and the dependent deduction to VND 6.2M/month, so more of the package falls below the tax line than in previous years.
On a $3,500 salary, your projected annual savings across SEA
Same salary, housing allowance and single status · comfortable expat living
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View MyanmarDisclaimer: Data sourced from local tax codes, international school benchmarks, and expat cost-of-living indexes (Updated 2026). Tax rules, exchange rates, and personal spending habits vary. Consult school HR or a qualified tax professional for official figures.