The French International School of Bangkok (LFIB) - Primary School Language Teacher Position
🏫 Lycée Français International de Bangkok (French International School of Bangkok)
📍Bangkok, Thailand
💰 98,213 THB per month
Job Description:
The French International School of Bangkok (LFIB) in search of a dedicated teacher skilled in teaching students with EAL and well-versed in the British curriculum.
LFIB, a thriving school with over 1,000 students aged 3 to 18, aims to deliver top-quality plurilingual education.
We are looking for an enthusiastic teacher to join our primary school language team. The ideal candidate should:
- Possess QTS, PGCE, or equivalent qualification
- Have a minimum of two years of teaching experience
- Demonstrate familiarity with the British curriculum
- Excel in communication and teamwork
- Exhibit a strong passion for teaching and learning
- Be capable of teaching in either KS1 or KS2
- Adjust teaching methods to meet diverse student needs
- Have expertise in differentiation and preferably in leading a department or coordinating language studies
- Being a native English speaker is advantageous
Only qualified and experienced applicants will be considered, and outstanding references are a must.
To apply, fill out the Google form at https://forms.gle/v5swZT5c9XfmjnJS6 by Wednesday, April 2, and submit your resume, cover letter, recommendation letters, employment certificates, and diplomas.
Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for an interview scheduled between April 8 and April 10, 2025, either at our school or via Google Meet.
Website: https://lfib.ac.th
👉 Apply Here: recrtuement@lfib.ac.th
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