Exciting Teaching Opportunities in Chiang Mai
🏫 Maitreya Dharma School
📍Chiang Mai, Thailand
💰 70,000 THB per month
Private SchoolJob Description:
We have exciting teaching opportunities available in a peaceful setting in Hang Dong, Chiang Mai. We are looking for a dedicated upper primary homeroom teacher and a short-term English as a Second Language teacher to join our homeschool-style project.
The school’s curriculum integrates contemporary approaches to education with Dharma-based goals focusing on social, emotional, and spiritual development. The successful candidates must be experienced, fully qualified native English speakers who enjoy project-based, enquiry-based, and outdoor learning.
If you are a self-motivated, creative, and committed individual who meets the minimum requirements of a Bachelor’s degree, an internationally recognized teaching qualification, at least five years of experience teaching primary-age children, interest or experience in Buddhism, meditation, and/or Dharma education, excellent English skills, and a commitment to working for the benefit of others, we would love to hear from you.
We are looking to fill the ESL teacher position immediately to prepare students for the upcoming school year, and the homeroom teacher position will commence in August 2025. We are open to the possibility of hiring one candidate for both roles.
Homeroom teacher working hours are Monday to Friday from 8:00 to 16:30 with a competitive starting salary of 70,000 THB, depending on qualifications and experience.
Website: https://maitreyads.com
👉 Apply Here: secretary@maitreyads.com
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