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NES Primary Homeroom English Teacher

🏫 Thai Singapore International School
📍Samut Prakan, Thailand
💰 Up To 53,000 THB per month
Full-TimeInternational SchoolEnglish / ESL / TEFL
Job Description:

Thai Singapore International School in Samut Prakan is seeking an NES Primary Homeroom English Teacher to start in January 2027. Candidates must be available for a personal interview and teaching demonstration, with documents legalized by the Thai government.

The total monthly salary starts at THB 53,000, which includes a basic salary of THB 50,000, a housing allowance of THB 3,000, and additional compensation for experience (THB 1,000 per year up to the 5th year), educational qualifications (THB 5,000 for a degree/PGCE), and a 5-Year Krusapa License (THB 5,000).

Benefits include health and accident insurance, free lunch meals during workdays, free document processing, 20 teaching hours per week, free stationery, a one-year contract, paid holidays, leave credits, and yearly salary increases.

Candidates must have teaching experience and provide authenticated and legalized diploma and transcript documents by the Thai Government. A valid passport with sufficient pages, a completed Residence Notification form, a criminal background check, and two reference letters are also required.

Thai Singapore International School is a tri-lingual (English, Thai, Chinese) international school offering education from nursery to secondary levels. It follows the Singapore and Cambridge curriculums and has received the Silver Mark Award from the Education Development Trust twice. The school hosts over 1,900 students and employs approximately 260 teaching staff from various nationalities.

Applications can be sent to humanresource@tsis.ac.th.

Originally posted on Teast


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