NES Teachers

Siam Business Administration Technological College
Nonthaburi, ThailandFull-TimeUp To 35,000 THB per month
Posted 22 days ago
Siam Business Administration Technological College (SBAC) is seeking Native English-Speaking Teachers for full-time positions in Bangkok. We are looking for qualified educators to teach in the following areas: Information Technology, Business Computer, Hotel Management, and Tourism Management.

Key Requirements:
- A Bachelor's Degree is required.
- Previous teaching experience in Thailand or elsewhere is necessary.
- Applicants should possess a reliable and positive attitude.
- Commitment is needed until the end of February 2027, with the possibility of contract renewal upon mutual agreement.
- Some understanding of Thai culture is preferred.
- Candidates should demonstrate a willingness to develop professionally with our support.
- A valid visa is required, with the ability to start in August 2026.

We offer:
- A competitive salary starting at ฿35,000 per month.
- Paid holidays and sick leave.
- Assistance with work permits and visas.
- Opportunities for professional development.
- Access to curriculum and supplementary materials.
- Comprehensive orientation and ongoing support.

Siam Business Administration Technological College is located in Nonthaburi and offers vocational certificates and diplomas to students aged 16-20.

Interested applicants should submit a cover email, current resume, and copies of their passport, degree, and TEFL certificate to recruit@sbac.ac.th.

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

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