Part-Time Instructor needed at Chiang Mai University
🏫 Chiang Mai University
📍Chiang Mai, Thailand
💰 Up To 500 THB per hour
Part-TimeUniversityJob Description:
✨ Exciting Opportunity! Join Chiang Mai University’s English Department as a Part-Time Instructor! 📚👩🏫👨🏫
Are you passionate about teaching? The English Department at Chiang Mai University is seeking dedicated and enthusiastic part-time English instructors to inspire and educate students.
📌 Requirements:
For Native English Speakers:
• Bachelor’s degree in any field*
• TEFL or CELTA certificate (or equivalent)*
• Must be below 65 years of age
For Non-Native English Speakers (Including Thai Nationals):
• Master’s degree in English, TEFL, Linguistics, or other English-related majors, OR a master’s degree in any field with relevant English teaching experience
• TEFL or CELTA certificate (or equivalent)*
• Must be below 65 years of age
*All degrees and certificates must be accredited and recognized institutions.
📅 Key Dates:
• Submission Deadline: April 4, 2025
• On-Site Interview: April 29, 2025
📩 How to Apply:
• Alternatively, contact ireng-human@cmu.ac.th for more information.
Join us and become a part of an academic community that values excellence and innovation in education!
👉 Apply Here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScoCJiQZW-tjxycIP6VI-glcjb_JptFvWjBFTI1qm6cT9pt8w/viewform
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