Enjoyable English

Hoàng Thị Bình Minh

Bình Minh is a Vietnamese researcher at Mientrung Institute for Scientific Research (MISR). She has a strong knowledge on climate change and renewable energy. With her expertise and English competence, she was granted the fellowship on International Climate Protection Fellowship Program to Berlin, Germany in 2016 and on Environmental Protection to Massachusetts, the U.S in 2017. As she realises how important English proficiency could enhance her personal and professional life, Binh Minh has joined Enjoyable English to send a fire to college students who are passionate about doing something they love, as well as to support those looking for developing their careers in her field.

About Us

We are DREAMERS
We are DOERS
We are THINKERS
We are LEARNERS

Testimonials

This is one of the best learning ecologies for those who are truly interested in learning.

Grace Quang

Ms Linh has done a very marvelous job with Enjoyable English. Here is not only a place to learn but also to share. Thanks for your spirit.

Thienhuyen Do

We are very impressed with this organization and inspired by the story behind its creation. We believe Enjoyable English provides a very important service to the people of Hue. We are honored to be acquainted with its qualified and visionary leader. We wish you the BEST!

Dr.Tom Grassano

As a speech pathologist I am in awe of Linh and the dynamic and unique program she runs!! Highly recommend it!!!

Carla Rae

The founder is one of the nicest people I have had the pleasure of meeting. If ever you find yourself in Hue look up Enjoyable English and spend sometimes just talking with some of the loveliest students. I look forward to returning and spending more time with everybody xx

Julie Marshall

Our Story

Enjoyable English Initiative was founded by a Vietnamese Muse named Ho Thi My Linh. Her core team includes 12 peer leaders who are undergraduate students from Hue University, Vietnam. With the founder’s inspiration and spirit, the organization hopes to empower language learners (the hearing, the deaf and those with disabilities) to pursue their dreams and contribute to society.