Wall Street English

Full-Time NES Teachers

Wall Street English
Bangkok, Thailand•Full-Time•Up To 47,500 THB per month
Posted 8 days ago
Wall Street English, located in Bangkok, is seeking full-time native English-speaking teachers to join our team. As a teacher, you will be integral in delivering engaging, dynamic classes to ensure the educational success of our students. Your role involves collaborating with other educators to enhance the learning experience and providing students with motivation and constructive feedback.

Qualifications:
- Native English speaker from the UK, USA, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, or South Africa.
- Bachelor's degree in any discipline.
- 120-hour TEFL, TESOL, CELTA, or equivalent teaching certification.
- Passionate about education and language instruction.
- Willing to teach weekday evenings and weekends.
- Enjoy teaching adults (ages 15+).
- Comfortable with small class sizes.
- Eager to learn and grow professionally.
- Inspirational and supportive towards students.

Applicants currently living abroad are welcome. Teaching certificates must include at least 120 hours of classroom-based learning for recognition by the Thai Ministry of Education.

We Offer:
- Base salary of 47,500 THB per month.
- Full-time position with 40 hours per week, including 30 teaching hours on Saturdays, Sundays, and three consecutive weekdays.
- 1-year contract with a performance-based renewal bonus.
- Immediate medical insurance and dental care.
- Social security benefits.
- Free visa and work permit.
- Tax management support.
- Opportunities for leadership roles for interested candidates.
- Work in a vibrant city near the beach.
- 10 paid vacation days plus all Thai public holidays.
- Provided uniform (long-sleeved shirts).

To apply, please send your updated CV/resume to jobs@wallstreetenglish.in.th.

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