British Council
Friendship and understanding between nations such as the UK and Vietnam can be greatly enhanced based on cultural values not impeded by geographical boundaries, time or nationality.
"The story behind Son Doong is really one of British–Vietnamese cooperation, with the British spirit of adventure and discovery combining with Vietnamese determination and resilience"
"The hurriedly scribbled yellow post it note on my desk at the British Council in Manchester one morning in late 1997 had two words on it that changed my life forever"
“We left Vietnam for London in June 2004, and subsequently moved on to Brazil and to South Africa. But nothing quite matched the excitement and pace of development of Vietnam.”
"Vietnam always felt like a place where you were encouraged to do something for the first time."
Huong worked as an intern for British Council Country Director Robin Rickard from 2012–2013. To her, it was the perfect place to work, a life-changing opportunity.
The British Council appeals to Tho, former Head of Arts and Creative Industries of the British Council in Vietnam, both in terms of the work environment and sheer joy the job has to offer.
Director of Business Transition, Bao Cao has grown up with the organisation and remains committed to its humanitarian values and to make positive contributions to its collaboration project.