Primary English Teacher
Satit Udomseuksa School
Pattaya, Thailand•Full-Time•Up To 40,000 THB per month
Posted 10 days ago
Satit Udomseuksa School is seeking a dedicated Primary English Teacher who is a native English speaker.
Responsibilities:
- Teach English to primary school students in Pattaya, Chonburi.
- Manage classroom activities effectively while maintaining a positive and child-friendly environment.
Qualifications:
- A Bachelor's degree that has been either apostilled or authenticated.
- Possession of a TEFL or TESOL certificate.
- Demonstrated strong classroom management skills.
- A positive attitude conducive to a child-friendly atmosphere.
Compensation and Benefits:
- Monthly salary starting at 40,000 THB, with potential increases based on experience.
- Full assistance with visa and work permit arrangements.
Application Process:
To apply for this opportunity, please send your résumé and a recent photograph to chan85.sus@gmail.com. The position is available for an immediate start.
Responsibilities:
- Teach English to primary school students in Pattaya, Chonburi.
- Manage classroom activities effectively while maintaining a positive and child-friendly environment.
Qualifications:
- A Bachelor's degree that has been either apostilled or authenticated.
- Possession of a TEFL or TESOL certificate.
- Demonstrated strong classroom management skills.
- A positive attitude conducive to a child-friendly atmosphere.
Compensation and Benefits:
- Monthly salary starting at 40,000 THB, with potential increases based on experience.
- Full assistance with visa and work permit arrangements.
Application Process:
To apply for this opportunity, please send your résumé and a recent photograph to chan85.sus@gmail.com. The position is available for an immediate start.
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