Satit Kaset IP Teaching Opportunities
🏫 Satit Kaset IP, Kasetsart University Laboratory School, International Program
📍Bangkok, Thailand
💰 75,000 THB per month
Government SchoolJob Description:
Satit Kaset IP is excited to expand its program and is searching for a dedicated educator to join the teaching team. Our school aims to nurture global Thai citizens who embody strong values and excel academically. This is a fantastic chance for teachers to engage with respectful and motivated students, offering a competitive salary package and various benefits.
We are currently looking for passionate individuals to fill the following positions:
1) Multi-subject Elementary School Homeroom Teacher (English, Social Studies, Math & Science)
2) Chinese Language Teacher
To be considered for these roles, applicants must:
- Be a native English speaker
- Hold a Bachelor’s Degree or higher in Education
- Possess teaching certification or relevant expertise
- Have prior teaching experience
Responsibilities include creating an inclusive classroom environment, developing age-appropriate lesson plans, monitoring student progress, managing behavior, and supporting academic growth. Candidates should also encourage proper English language usage, ensure student well-being, uphold school rules, and organize extracurricular activities.
If you meet the qualifications and are interested in joining our team, please submit your resume, diplomas, reference letters, and a teaching demonstration video to Khun Yanamon at satitkasetip@ku.ac.th. For more information about our school, visit www.kusip.ac.th.
Website: https://ku.ac.th
👉 Apply Here: satitkasetip@ku.ac.th
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