NES Teachers for IEP Programme
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NES Teachers required for IEP Programme
Aksorn Pattaya School is a private school in Pattaya city, Chonburi. We are recruiting Native Speakers of English to join our team in the Intensive English Programme.
The following positions are available, for an immediate start:
Starting salary 42,000฿ to 45,000฿
Art / English Teacher – Teaching in the IEP Department: Art Primary 1 to 6 and English
Primary 3. No experience necessary.
Science / Maths Teacher – Teaching in the IEP Department: Primary 1 to 6 Science and Primary 1 to 3 Mathematics.
The preferred candidate will have a Bachelor’s Degree in Science and at least 1 year’s experience teaching Science.
Essential:
- A native English speaker (Canada, the U.S., the U.K., Australia, New Zealand citizens)
- Minimum 3-year university degree (BA/BS degree or higher )
- Be enthusiastic, positive-thinking, hard-working, and patient
- ESL qualification: TESOL, CELTA or TEFL
How to apply:
Please send the following documents to the email address below:
1. Cover letter and CV
2. Scanned copy of university degree/transcripts and ESL certificate
3. Scanned copy of the photo page in your passport and current visa stamp
Email:
Conditions:
- Full time positions- up to 21 hours teaching time per week.
- Salary: minimum salary of 42,000 baht. Some room for negotiation for candidates with
qualifications in Education.
- Working hours: Monday to Friday 7:30 - 16:00
- Health Insurance after a 3 month probationary period.
- Paid annual leave
- Work Permit provided by school.
- Annual salary increment
NES Teachers required Aksorn Thepprasit School, Pattaya, Chonburi
Starting salary 37,000฿
English Conversation/ Phonics Teacher required to teach mainstream Primary 1 to 6.
The candidate must be enthusiastic and energetic. New qualified Tefl teachers are welcome to apply.
Bangkok, Bangkok, Thailand
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