Physics Teacher (Filipino)
Bangkok, Thailand•Full-Time•Up To 22,000 THB per month
Posted 2 days ago
📍 Sarasas Witaed Romklao School
📌 Available Position
• Physics teacher (Filipino) for high school level
Full-time opportunities
Starting date: immediately
✅ Requirements
• Non-Native English speaker with excellent communication skills
• Bachelor’s degree or higher in Physics or related field (Education major preferred)
• Teaching experience is a plus
Note: 3-month probations are provided for all positions
Benefits:
1. Approximately 2 months’ school holiday a year depends on school calendar
2. The contract is a twelve-month pay
3. Health insurance
4. The school pays for a visa and work permit on the second year of their employment onwards.
5. Office hours are from 7.30-15.30.
6. No afternoon and weekend activity.
7. Curriculum textbooks are provided.
8. Teaching load is about 20-24 periods per week.
9. Air-conditioned classroom with 25-35 students in a class
🚀 How to Apply
📩 Send your CV + recent photo to: sbo384@rocketmail.com
📌 Available Position
• Physics teacher (Filipino) for high school level
Full-time opportunities
Starting date: immediately
✅ Requirements
• Non-Native English speaker with excellent communication skills
• Bachelor’s degree or higher in Physics or related field (Education major preferred)
• Teaching experience is a plus
Note: 3-month probations are provided for all positions
Benefits:
1. Approximately 2 months’ school holiday a year depends on school calendar
2. The contract is a twelve-month pay
3. Health insurance
4. The school pays for a visa and work permit on the second year of their employment onwards.
5. Office hours are from 7.30-15.30.
6. No afternoon and weekend activity.
7. Curriculum textbooks are provided.
8. Teaching load is about 20-24 periods per week.
9. Air-conditioned classroom with 25-35 students in a class
🚀 How to Apply
📩 Send your CV + recent photo to: sbo384@rocketmail.com
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