Native English Teacher with a Passion for the Environment
🏫 Piyamit Wittaya
📍Phayao, Thailand
💰 Up To 40,000 THB per month
Full-TimePrivate SchoolJob Description:
Position Details:
Role: English Teacher for M1 and M4 (year 7 and year 10) students
Location: Private school in Chiang Kham, Phayao Province
Key Responsibilities:
Teach English through interactive, engaging lessons that help students grow in confidence and proficiency.
Collaborate with students and staff on eco-friendly initiatives, including a school-wide recycling program, and a student-run zero-waste shop.
Qualifications:
Native English Speaker
Bachelor’s degree in any field (fresh graduates welcome)
Ability to teach English with an activity-based approach that keeps students motivated and engaged
Passion for environmental education, with interest or experience in sustainability or eco-friendly practices highly valued
Benefits:
Salary: 40,000 THB per month for the first three months, with potential adjustments based on performance
Support: Visa assistance provided
Email: er.nutanong@gmail.com
Please note that the cost of living in Chiang Kham is exceptionally low. For example, you can enjoy a good meal for just 50–80 baht, rent a comfortable house for around 2,500 baht, or opt for a modern, newly built home for about 15,000 baht. This makes the salary go a long way in ensuring a comfortable lifestyle.
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👉 Apply Here: er.nutanong@gmail.com
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