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wired
Joined: 09 Nov 2009
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Location: Da Nang, Vietnam
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 Posted: Sun Nov 22, 2009 5:06 am Post subject: Dress code? HCMC/Hanoi |
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Hi,
I've read that some of you have said that it's important for teachers to "look like a teacher". What does that mean, in Vietnam? How do you usually dress to go teach? |
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Andy123
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Smart trousers, pressed shirt, tie and nice shoes.
If you can not dress the part how can you play the part.
You can never go wrong with black trousers, white shirt, dress shoes and an ugly tie. |
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sigmoid
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"Look like a teacher" means what it says. What did your teachers wear in HS and uni?
Probably something like Andy describes above:
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(Obviously this applies to male teachers. Also, don't forget socks! ...and a sharp-looking briefcase.)
Teaching is a job that involves audience perception and image, so the simple rule is to dress professionally. This usually means conservatively.
Of course, different schools have different dress codes and teaching small kids generally doesn't require dressing up. In that situation you can go casual, but you should still look neat. |
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Mr. Kalgukshi
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Several off-topic postings have been deleted.
If you enjoy taking shots at other nationalities, you are on the wrong board.
Those individuals continuing to take shots at other nationalities on this board will surely have to find another board given that they will no longer be able to log in here.
This thread is now locked and when and if it is ever unlocked, there will be no additional warnings before sanctions are imposed for inappropriate postings. |
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