Science and Math Teacher
Montfort College Primary School
Chiang Mai, Thailand•Full-Time•Competitive Salary
Posted 2 days ago
Montfort College Primary School in Chiang Mai is seeking enthusiastic and dependable native English-speaking teachers to join its English Program. We have openings for one Science Teacher and one Math Teacher for the Lower Primary level.
Positions Available:
- Science Teacher (Lower Primary)
- Math Teacher (Lower Primary)
Requirements:
- Native English speakers from the UK, USA, Australia, New Zealand, or Canada
- Start date: August 2026
Working Conditions:
- Approximately 18–20 teaching periods per week
- Maximum of 30 students per class
- Collaborative work environment with a Thai co-teacher
Application Process:
Interested candidates should submit the following:
- A detailed CV or resume
- A copy of the passport photo page
- A copy of your degree or diploma with the transcript
- A brief cover email explaining your interest in the position
Location: Chiang Mai, Thailand
Email: ep_interoffice@mcp.ac.th
Positions Available:
- Science Teacher (Lower Primary)
- Math Teacher (Lower Primary)
Requirements:
- Native English speakers from the UK, USA, Australia, New Zealand, or Canada
- Start date: August 2026
Working Conditions:
- Approximately 18–20 teaching periods per week
- Maximum of 30 students per class
- Collaborative work environment with a Thai co-teacher
Application Process:
Interested candidates should submit the following:
- A detailed CV or resume
- A copy of the passport photo page
- A copy of your degree or diploma with the transcript
- A brief cover email explaining your interest in the position
Location: Chiang Mai, Thailand
Email: ep_interoffice@mcp.ac.th
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