NES P1 Teacher for Government School

Posted: 21st September 2018

JOB TITLE

NES P1 Teacher for Government School

JOB LOCATION

Thailand

JOB CATEGORY

English Teacher

COUNTRY

Thailand

EXPERIENCE

No experience required

POSITIONS AVAILABLE

APPLICATION DEADLINE

20th October 2018

Applications close in -2012 days

JOB DETAILS

A full-time position has arisen for a Primary One teacher at a Government school in Rangsit, Pathumthani. The selected teacher will be joining a team of foreign teachers working at the school.

The location is over 30 km from the center of Bangkok. Commuting daily from central Bangkok is not a viable option and relocation may be necessary. The position is renewable annually and offers a competitive salary, with paid vacations.

QUALIFICATIONS

We are looking for a Native Speaker applicant with at least one year´s experience in Thai schools. A graduate with a teaching qualification such as Tesol or Celta is preferred. An applicant with good social skills who relates well to both Thai and other nationality teachers is essential.

Please submit the following with your application. A scan of your main passport page and current visa page. Scans of your qualifications and transcripts. Scans of any reference letters. The email address for applications is

SALARY AND BENEFITS

Working hours at the school are 0800 to 1600 Monday to Friday. The maximum number of contact hours is 20 according to the contract. Gate duty is required once weekly from 0700 to 0750. An air conditioned office is available for teachers. Most classrooms have air conditioning and a television above the whiteboard with a HDMI cable attached . A Non B visa and a Work Permit will be provided.

CONTACT

Recruitment

ADDRESS

Bangkok, Bangkok, Thailand

PHONE

Ph. +66-00000000

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