Kindergarten HomeRoom Teacher
Chiang Mai, Thailand•Full-Time•Up To 30,000 THB per month
Posted 21 days ago
WE ARE HIRING: HOMEROOM TEACHER
SiLA Christian Kindergarten | Chiang Mai, Thailand
We are looking for a dedicated Christian teacher who genuinely loves children and is passionate about early childhood education.
** Requirements
. Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education or English.
. At least 2 years of teaching experience.
. Currently living in Chiang Mai and available to start immediately.
. Visa and work permit support provided.
. A committed Christian affiliated with a mainstream Protestant church.
. Familiar with child-centered teaching approaches.
** Preferred Qualifications
. Experience with the American curriculum.
. Teaching experience in Thailand.
. Montessori experience or certification.
**Salary
. Non-native English speakers: THB 20,000+ per month.
. Native English speakers: THB 30,000+ per month.
. Salary depends on qualifications and experience.
**How to Apply
Please download and complete the official SiLA Teacher Application Form. Applications will only be accepted using this form.
Application Form:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/102eO-6hFNBhSUqBXs-eXSIbWxdZeVK8W/view?usp=sharing
Please email the completed form and required supporting documents to admin@silakg.org.
**Required Documents
. Bachelor's degree certificate
. Passport bio-data page
. Employment certificates / proof of teaching experience
. Reference letter from a pastor or church leader
To be submitted after the interview:
. Medical certificate
. Criminal background check
A 30-minute interview is required.
We are a small school with a big dream. We are looking for someone who shares our Christian values and wants to grow together, teaching children with the love of Christ.
SiLA Christian Kindergarten | Chiang Mai, Thailand
We are looking for a dedicated Christian teacher who genuinely loves children and is passionate about early childhood education.
** Requirements
. Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education or English.
. At least 2 years of teaching experience.
. Currently living in Chiang Mai and available to start immediately.
. Visa and work permit support provided.
. A committed Christian affiliated with a mainstream Protestant church.
. Familiar with child-centered teaching approaches.
** Preferred Qualifications
. Experience with the American curriculum.
. Teaching experience in Thailand.
. Montessori experience or certification.
**Salary
. Non-native English speakers: THB 20,000+ per month.
. Native English speakers: THB 30,000+ per month.
. Salary depends on qualifications and experience.
**How to Apply
Please download and complete the official SiLA Teacher Application Form. Applications will only be accepted using this form.
Application Form:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/102eO-6hFNBhSUqBXs-eXSIbWxdZeVK8W/view?usp=sharing
Please email the completed form and required supporting documents to admin@silakg.org.
**Required Documents
. Bachelor's degree certificate
. Passport bio-data page
. Employment certificates / proof of teaching experience
. Reference letter from a pastor or church leader
To be submitted after the interview:
. Medical certificate
. Criminal background check
A 30-minute interview is required.
We are a small school with a big dream. We are looking for someone who shares our Christian values and wants to grow together, teaching children with the love of Christ.
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