Full-time NES Teachers
Wall Street English
Bangkok, Thailand•Full-Time•Up To 47,500 THB per month
Posted 16 days ago
Wall Street English in Bangkok is seeking full-time Native English Speaker (NES) Teachers to join our team. Your role will be crucial in ensuring our students' educational success. You will collaborate with other teachers to deliver engaging and interactive classes, helping students acquire essential English skills. Beyond classroom teaching, you will motivate and provide feedback to students to aid their academic progress.
Qualifications:
- Native English speaker with a passport from the UK, USA, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, or South Africa.
- Bachelor's degree in any discipline.
- A 120-hour TEFL, TESOL, CELTA, or equivalent teaching certification.
- Passion for education and language instruction.
- Willingness to teach weekday evenings and weekends.
- Enjoy teaching adults (age 15+).
- Prefer teaching small classes.
- Openness to learning and professional development.
- Team-oriented, dynamic, and supportive of students.
Applicants currently living abroad are welcome to apply. Please note that for recognition by the Thai Ministry of Education, teaching certificates must include at least 120 hours of classroom-based learning.
We offer a base salary of 47,500 THB per month for full-time positions. The work schedule includes 40 hours per week with 30 contact hours, spread over Saturday, Sunday, and three consecutive weekdays. We provide a 1-year contract with a performance-based renewal bonus.
Benefits include immediate entitlement to medical insurance plus dental care, social security, free visa and work permit, tax management services, opportunities for leadership development, and the chance to work in a city near the beach. Enjoy 10 paid vacation days plus all Thai public holidays, and a uniform consisting of long-sleeved shirts.
To apply, please send your up-to-date CV/resume to jobs@wallstreetenglish.in.th.
Qualifications:
- Native English speaker with a passport from the UK, USA, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, or South Africa.
- Bachelor's degree in any discipline.
- A 120-hour TEFL, TESOL, CELTA, or equivalent teaching certification.
- Passion for education and language instruction.
- Willingness to teach weekday evenings and weekends.
- Enjoy teaching adults (age 15+).
- Prefer teaching small classes.
- Openness to learning and professional development.
- Team-oriented, dynamic, and supportive of students.
Applicants currently living abroad are welcome to apply. Please note that for recognition by the Thai Ministry of Education, teaching certificates must include at least 120 hours of classroom-based learning.
We offer a base salary of 47,500 THB per month for full-time positions. The work schedule includes 40 hours per week with 30 contact hours, spread over Saturday, Sunday, and three consecutive weekdays. We provide a 1-year contract with a performance-based renewal bonus.
Benefits include immediate entitlement to medical insurance plus dental care, social security, free visa and work permit, tax management services, opportunities for leadership development, and the chance to work in a city near the beach. Enjoy 10 paid vacation days plus all Thai public holidays, and a uniform consisting of long-sleeved shirts.
To apply, please send your up-to-date CV/resume to jobs@wallstreetenglish.in.th.
Please mention that you found the job on Teast for the school's reference.
Please review the requirements to teach English in Thailand before applying. If a post says “NES” or “Native English Speaker”, it usually means applicants must be from the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, or South Africa (sometimes it’s a preference, not a hard rule).
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