Physics Teacher
Phuketwitthalayai School
Phuket, Thailand•Full-Time•Up To 43,000 THB per month
Posted 3 days ago
Phuketwittayalai School in Phuket Town is seeking a qualified Physics Teacher to join our team immediately. This is a full-time position with a contract length of one year. We are particularly interested in candidates who are currently residing in Thailand.
The salary starts at 33,000 Baht per month. Additional allowances include:
- An extra 5,000 Baht for native speakers.
- An extra 5,000 Baht for candidates with a Science or Mathematics major.
The school will cover the cost of a one-year visa and a work permit from the first year.
Minimum requirements for applicants include:
- Native English Speaker
- Bachelor's Degree
- TEFL Certification
- Academic Transcript
- Criminal Check Report from the applicant's home country and from Thailand (if applicable).
To apply, please send your CV and copies of your passport, BA certificate, TEFL certificate, transcript, and criminal check report to foreign@pkw.ac.th and cc to kanrat@pkw.ac.th.
The salary starts at 33,000 Baht per month. Additional allowances include:
- An extra 5,000 Baht for native speakers.
- An extra 5,000 Baht for candidates with a Science or Mathematics major.
The school will cover the cost of a one-year visa and a work permit from the first year.
Minimum requirements for applicants include:
- Native English Speaker
- Bachelor's Degree
- TEFL Certification
- Academic Transcript
- Criminal Check Report from the applicant's home country and from Thailand (if applicable).
To apply, please send your CV and copies of your passport, BA certificate, TEFL certificate, transcript, and criminal check report to foreign@pkw.ac.th and cc to kanrat@pkw.ac.th.
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