Science Teacher in Yangon, Myanmar
🏫 ALBA International School
📍Yangon, Myanmar
💰 Competitive Salary
English / ESL / TEFLScienceJob Description:
Secondary Science Teacher - Yangon, Myanmar
Yangon, Myanmar
Posted by: ALBA International School
Contact: lowersecondary@alba-edu.com
Asia Language and British Alma (ALBA International School) is seeking an enthusiastic, Secondary Teacher to teach Science in Yangon, Myanmar with an August start date.
Job Details:
Science position-
Year 8 Science
Work hours of 8:15am-3:45pm, Monday – Friday
Contract date: 17th August 2026 – 15th March 2027
Maximum of 25 contact hours per week
Requirements:
Fluent in English
A bachelor’s degree in any field of study (Preferably Science)
A TESOL, TEFL or CELTA Certificate
Two years’ teaching experience (Those with less can still apply)
Must be a passport holder of the following countries: UK, USA, Canada, S. Africa, Australia or New Zealand
Job Offer:
Salary of $1,700 - $1,900 USD/month
Housing provided near the school campus (Central Yangon)
Paid sick leave/paid national holidays
Airport pick-up and assistance with getting to know the area upon arrival
Business visas and work documents for all necessary government forms provided
If you are interested in applying for the science position, please send your degree/certificates, resume and two reference letters to our Executive Principal, Gregory J. Wilkerson, at lowersecondary@alba-edu.com.
*Unfortunately, due to the high volume of applicants we receive, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
To apply, email lowersecondary@alba-edu.com
👉 Apply Here: lowersecondary@alba-edu.com
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