NES AS/A Levels Physics Teacher
🏫 Thai Singapore International School
📍Samut Prakan, Thailand
💰 Up To 58,000 THB per month
Full-TimeInternational SchoolEnglish / ESL / TEFLPhysicsJob Description:
Thai Singapore International School, located in Samut Prakan, is seeking a Native English Speaking (NES) AS/A Levels Physics Teacher. The position offers a minimum monthly salary of THB 58,000, with a detailed breakdown including a base salary of THB 55,000, housing allowance of THB 3,000, and additional increments for experience, educational qualifications, and a Krusapa license. The role includes benefits such as health and accident insurance, free lunch meals during workdays, free document processing, and access to a well-equipped classroom environment. Teachers will manage a class size of no more than 25 students and have a teaching load of 20 hours per week. The position is a one-year contract with paid holidays, leave credits, and a potential for yearly salary increases.
Applicants must have relevant teaching experience and provide authenticated and legalized documents, including a degree transcript and a valid passport. The school follows a tri-lingual approach (English, Thai, Chinese) and offers educational programs from Nursery to Secondary levels, using the Singapore and Cambridge Curriculums. Thai Singapore International School is a recipient of the Silver Mark Award from the Education Development Trust and serves over 1,700 students with a diverse teaching staff.
Interested candidates are encouraged to apply by sending their application to humanresource@tsis.ac.th.
👉 Apply Here: humanresource@tsis.ac.th
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