Maths Teacher Position at Tessaban Muang Phayao
🏫 Tessaban 5 MEP Phayao
📍Phayao, Thailand
💰 20,000 THB per month
Job Description:
Tessaban Muang Phayao is in search of enthusiastic and skilled Maths educators to be part of the team starting May 1, 2024.
Position: Primary School Maths Teacher
- Teach Maths to students in grades 1–6
- Create and execute teaching plans for designated classes
- Assess, examine, and provide feedback on student development
- Work schedule: 5 days weekly
Qualifications/Experience:
- Bachelor’s degree in any field
- Preferred: TEFL or TESOL certificate
- Strong attributes required: reliability, responsibility, enthusiasm, punctuality, and a love for working with children
- Previous experience teaching in Thai educational institutions is beneficial
- Proficiency in basic computer programs like Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and web browsing
Remuneration:
- Monthly salary of 20,000 THB
- 12-month contract, renewable
- Assistance provided for work permit and visa procedures
👉 Apply Here: tess5.recruitment@gmail.com
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