NES Homeroom Facilitator
Pan-Asia International School
Bangkok, Thailand•Full-Time•Up To 50,000 THB per month
Posted 3 days ago
Pan-Asia International School in Bangkok is seeking a qualified NES Homeroom Facilitator for Lower Primary and Kindergarten levels. This position is available immediately.
Candidates must have a teaching degree and a minimum of 2-3 years of consecutive teaching experience as a homeroom facilitator in an international school or a school where English is the medium of instruction. Applicants should have a pleasing personality, strong work ethics, and a proven track record of graduating high school students. Experience teaching in an IB school is advantageous.
To work as a teacher in Thailand and obtain a work permit, foreign nationals need to meet specific requirements including holding a teaching degree and having the necessary teaching experience. Additionally, candidates must provide acceptable police checks from their country of origin and the local country, as well as three references from current and previous employers.
Salaries are competitive and based on experience, with a starting salary of at least 50,000 Baht per month. Benefits include health insurance, paid holidays, work visa and work-permit expenses covered by the school, free lunch, professional development opportunities, and discounts on children's tuition fees.
Interested applicants should submit their CV or resume with a recent photo to jobs@pais.ac.th.
Candidates must have a teaching degree and a minimum of 2-3 years of consecutive teaching experience as a homeroom facilitator in an international school or a school where English is the medium of instruction. Applicants should have a pleasing personality, strong work ethics, and a proven track record of graduating high school students. Experience teaching in an IB school is advantageous.
To work as a teacher in Thailand and obtain a work permit, foreign nationals need to meet specific requirements including holding a teaching degree and having the necessary teaching experience. Additionally, candidates must provide acceptable police checks from their country of origin and the local country, as well as three references from current and previous employers.
Salaries are competitive and based on experience, with a starting salary of at least 50,000 Baht per month. Benefits include health insurance, paid holidays, work visa and work-permit expenses covered by the school, free lunch, professional development opportunities, and discounts on children's tuition fees.
Interested applicants should submit their CV or resume with a recent photo to jobs@pais.ac.th.
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