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Ho Chi Minh City , Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam

About Axcela Vietnam

Established in 2008, Axcela has gained the trust of many multinational enterprises and has become the in-house English training program for many of these companies. The main reason for our success is that we always listen to and deliver what our customers expect, not what we have. WHAT MAKES US SPECIAL: 1- WE HELP YOU REDUCE TRAINING COSTS AND TIME BY 40% COMPARED TO THE TRADITIONAL PROGRAMS We audit each of your employees'​ English level and inform you exactly how long it will take for them to meet your training objectives before the class starts. They do not study what they have already known. Your employees only need to attend classes once a week and the results are guaranteed. This is how we are able to save you time and money. By as much as 40% 2- PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT, NOT A THEORY Each of your employees will have their own personal coach who helps them outside the class to practice the language covered in the class sessions. 3- YOU SEE YOUR STAFF MEMBERS'​ PROGRESS 24/7 We use proprietary technology, which collects and analyzes large amounts of data. The coach then uses this data to track your staff member's study progress 24/7. The traditional corporate in-house English Training Programs are getting more and more expensive while being ineffective because they are teacher-centered programs. We at Axcela adopt the most advanced and effective methodology, which we can provide to you a cost-effective price. Chris Albright, Axcela CEO

Founded
2008
Employees
11 to 50
Headquarters
Ho Chi Minh City

Leadership

The top of Axcela Vietnam's org chart, with how many people report into each leader.

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Chris Albright

CEO

9 reports

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Thảo Võ

Academic Manager

4 reports

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Mai Huỳnh

Human Resources Specialist

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Phạm Ngọc Phương Thảo

Content Writer

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Phuong Lu Nu Thu

Program Consultant

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Minh Ngọc

Client Success