Fasirin Kindergarten (Rangsit Area) is looking for a passionate, enthusiastic, and caring English Teacher to join our team as soon as possible.
Position Details
π« School: Fasirin Kindergarten (Rangsit Area)
π§ Teaching Level: Kindergarten 2 (K2)
π Preferred Applicants:
* Native English speakers are preferred.
* Qualified non-native English speakers are also welcome to apply if they have a good TOEIC score and hold a TEFL or TESOL certificate.
π Experience Required:
* Previous Kindergarten or EYFS teaching experience is essential.
π° Salary:
* 38,000β40,000 THB per month, depending on qualifications and experience.
π’ Working Hours:
* Monday to Friday
* 7:30 AM β 4:30 PM
π Teaching Load:
* Approximately 12β15 teaching hours per week.
π Work Permit:
* Work permit provided, with the cost fully covered.
ποΈ Paid Holidays:
* 5β10 paid holidays, depending on the contract start date.
π½οΈ Lunch:
* Lunch is provided.
πΌ Additional Earning Opportunity:
* Opportunities to earn additional income through after-school classes conducted within working hours.
π
Start Date:
* ASAP
If you are a dedicated teacher who enjoys working with young learners and creating a fun, engaging classroom environment, we would love to hear from you!
π§ How to Apply
Please send the following to ludisleigh.ls@gmail.com:
* Your CV
* A 2β3 minute self-introduction video
Email Subject: K2 Teacher β Fasirin
Please note: Applicants must currently be in Thailand, as shortlisted candidates will be invited to complete a demo lesson as part of the interview process.
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π Apply Here: ludisleigh.ls@gmail.com
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