I am on couchsurfing because i want to give an opportunity to travellers, as i once was, to dive in this overwhelming atmosphere of kindness.

I want to give a chance to travellers to deeply understand the culture of my country by allowing you to surround themselves with many vietnamese eager to speak english, learn from their cultures, share new stories, and spread genuine positivity.

But the main reason I am on couchsurfing is because i want to help provide a decent environment for vietnamese to learn english. I believe that many people could learn from vietnamese's mindsets, and to do so, they have to be able to describe the way they navigate through life, using a language spoken all around the globe. Because i would never be able to explain their lives as well as they could.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I want to meet people from different places and cultures

Interests

• learning anything new

Music, Movies, and Books

Take me to your heart, Batman, The Alchemist hel

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

saving people

Teach, Learn, Share

Hue university of Medicine and Pharmacy.

What I Can Share with Hosts

⏯️⏯️ You would benefit:
✔️ FREE accomodation:
+ Bunk bed in 6 beds dormitory
+ A/C in each room.
+ Private shower in each room + 3 rooftops ( I am not even kidding 📷)
+ 2 meals everyday (lunch, dinner)
+ Laundry service is on the house.
✔️ Help with your visa extension.
✔️ A beautiful building in the heart of Binh Thanh district, to enjoy deeply the Vietnamese culture.
✔️ Close enough from touristic areas to enjoy the most popular places in Sai Gon (20 minutes by bus/motorbike/grab... You name it).
✔️Support to find a long-term teaching position in the city (We have contacts here and there).
✔️Insights on the best places to travel to in Vietnam for the rest of your journey (if you ever want to leave).
✔️ 5 minutes walk from a bus station that can carry you to any nearby city (such as Da Lat, Vung Tau, etc).
✔️ A manager team and students will make you feel like home!
⏯️ ⏯️In exchange of this, we only ask a little bit of your precious time:
1. 3 - 4 hours a day
2. 5 days a week
🔹To share about your experience from your travels.
🔹 Introduce to anyone else the culture of your country.
🔹 Ask questions about the Vietnamese culture directly to Vietnamese
🔹 Help students feel more confident about their speaking skills
🔹 Correct the mistakes that Vietnamese students usually make.
🔹Give them more vocabulary to help the students build more complex sentences.

Countries I’ve Lived In

Viet Nam