Cambridge AS & A Level Mathematics Teacher
Windfield International School
Koh Samui, Thailand•Full-Time•Up To 50,000 THB per month
Posted 20 hours ago
Windfield International School Ko Samui is looking for a dedicated and experienced Cambridge AS & A Level Mathematics Teacher. This full-time position is based in Koh Samui, Surat Thani, Thailand, with a competitive salary starting at ฿50,000 per month.
We are searching for a professional who is passionate about teaching and has a strong background in Mathematics, particularly with the Cambridge International AS & A Level curriculum. The ideal candidate will be responsible for teaching Years 12–13, delivering high-quality lessons, and preparing students for examinations. Additional responsibilities include supporting the academic and personal development of students as a Homeroom Teacher and contributing to the school community.
Qualifications required include a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics or a related field, with a recognized teaching qualification being preferred. Experience in teaching Cambridge AS & A Level Mathematics and preparing students for external exams is highly desirable. The candidate should be able to cater to varying levels of mathematical ability and English proficiency, and be committed to maintaining high educational standards.
Windfield International School offers a supportive teaching environment, opportunities for professional growth, and the chance to contribute to the development of our Cambridge AS & A Level program. Interested candidates should send their CV, a recent photograph, copies of relevant qualifications, and a cover letter detailing their teaching experience and familiarity with the Cambridge curriculum to hr@windfield.ac.th. Please include "Cambridge AS & A Level Mathematics Teacher" in your application.
We are searching for a professional who is passionate about teaching and has a strong background in Mathematics, particularly with the Cambridge International AS & A Level curriculum. The ideal candidate will be responsible for teaching Years 12–13, delivering high-quality lessons, and preparing students for examinations. Additional responsibilities include supporting the academic and personal development of students as a Homeroom Teacher and contributing to the school community.
Qualifications required include a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics or a related field, with a recognized teaching qualification being preferred. Experience in teaching Cambridge AS & A Level Mathematics and preparing students for external exams is highly desirable. The candidate should be able to cater to varying levels of mathematical ability and English proficiency, and be committed to maintaining high educational standards.
Windfield International School offers a supportive teaching environment, opportunities for professional growth, and the chance to contribute to the development of our Cambridge AS & A Level program. Interested candidates should send their CV, a recent photograph, copies of relevant qualifications, and a cover letter detailing their teaching experience and familiarity with the Cambridge curriculum to hr@windfield.ac.th. Please include "Cambridge AS & A Level Mathematics Teacher" in your application.
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