A NES Teacher Wanted for Small Language Center
🏫 King's College of English (Thailand)
📍Bangkok, Thailand
💰 Up To 35,000 THB per month
Full-TimeLanguage SchoolJob Description:
A well-known small language Center at Central Grand Rama 9 in Huai Kwang, Bangkok is looking for a NATIVE English speakers to teach at our school in central Bangkok. School located in central Bangkok, above an MRT train station.
- Teach 22~24 hour work week / almost zero paperwork / come in ONLY when teaching
- Low stress, flexible lessons, use any resources you want
(we have a huge amount), with no need to take work home.
-No need to be at the school when you don't have class
-Teaching one-on-one classes and small groups in private lessons
-Teaching classes of children (maximum number 12, maximum age 18) on the weekends
-Average of 24 hours of teaching time per week, but this varies (max 30, no min)
-One year contract, with option to extend if both parties agree
Website: http://www.kingsphraram9.com/index.php
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👉 Apply Here: kingsrama9.5@gmail.com
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