NES English Teacher

Curiookids
Nonthaburi, ThailandFull-TimeUp To 35,000 THB per month
Posted 9 days ago
Are you passionate about teaching and seeking a flexible schedule? Join our dynamic team at Curiookids as an NES English Teacher.

Location: Curiookids, Central Westgate
Map Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/PTohkWyfDvZHHr1a9

Position: Semi Full-Time Foreign English Teacher

Class Details:
- Maximum of 8 students per class
- Students aged between 3-12 years old

Schedule:
- Working on weekends is required, with weekdays off

Benefits:
- Visa and work permit provided

Contract Options:
1. Rate: 29,500 THB for 15 teaching hours per week
2. Rate: 35,000 THB for 18 teaching hours per week

Key Responsibilities:
- Teach English to young learners in a fun and engaging manner
- Prepare and deliver lessons aligned with Curiookids’ curriculum
- Monitor and report on students' progress
- Participate in school events and activities

Requirements:
- Native English speaker or near-native proficiency
- Bachelor's degree in any field
- TEFL/TESOL/CELTA certification preferred
- Experience teaching young children is a plus
- Flexible and committed to delivering high-quality education

To Apply:
Please send your resume and a self-introduction video to hr@curiookids.in.th or contact via Line at 0858532021.

Please mention that you found the job on Teast for the school's reference.

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