Kindergarten Homeroom Teacher
Phongsathit Kindergarten
Bangkok, Thailand•Full-Time•Up To 40,000 THB per month
Posted 1 day ago
Phongsathit Kindergarten in Bangkok is seeking a dedicated Kindergarten Homeroom Teacher who is a native English speaker to join our team. The school is conveniently located near Suvarnabhumi Airport. We offer a competitive monthly salary starting at 40,000 Baht.
The ideal candidate will have a passion for teaching young learners and a commitment to fostering children's early growth and development. A bachelor's degree is required, and additional qualifications in Early Childhood Education or Early Years Development are advantageous.
Applicants must be native English speakers, currently residing in Thailand, and available to start in November. The role involves teaching 35–40 hours per week across five working days, with class sizes limited to 20 students.
The position provides a monthly salary of 40,000 THB, along with benefits including a free daily lunch and a work permit.
Interested candidates are encouraged to submit their CV along with a short self-introduction video via email to hr.phongsathit@gmail.com.
The ideal candidate will have a passion for teaching young learners and a commitment to fostering children's early growth and development. A bachelor's degree is required, and additional qualifications in Early Childhood Education or Early Years Development are advantageous.
Applicants must be native English speakers, currently residing in Thailand, and available to start in November. The role involves teaching 35–40 hours per week across five working days, with class sizes limited to 20 students.
The position provides a monthly salary of 40,000 THB, along with benefits including a free daily lunch and a work permit.
Interested candidates are encouraged to submit their CV along with a short self-introduction video via email to hr.phongsathit@gmail.com.
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