One Non Native English speaker (Assistant of Administrator)
🏫 Sarasas Witaed Romklao School
📍Bangkok, Thailand
💰 Up To 20,000 THB per month
Full-TimePrivate SchoolJob Description:
One Non Native English Speaker (Assistant of Administrator)
Sarasas Witaed Romklao School is a bilingual and international school with more than 4,000 students and 160 foreign teachers and is one of the 45 Sarasas Affiliated Schools. It is located near Ladkrabang Airport Link, near Suwannaphum International Airport on Romklao Road next to Romklao soi 44. Prospective candidates are warmly invited to send in your resume. Please contact by email ‘’.
Positions:
One Non Native English Speaker (Assistant of Administrator)
• The starting is immediately
Qualifications:
1. Non Native English speaker needs to graduate at least with a Bachelor’s degree in any field.
2. Able to make a commitment to work for at least one-year contract.
3. Good in presentation
4. Be creative person
5. Flexible in work
6. Good in management
7. Able to work off-site and accompany executives
8. Perform other tasks as assigned
Salary : 20,000 (negotiable)
Note: 3 month probations are provided for all positions
Benefits:
1. Approximately 2 months’ school holiday a year depends on school calendar
2. The contract is a twelve-month pay
3. Health insurance
4. The school pays for a visa and work permit on the second year of their employment onwards.
Website: https://swr.ac.th/
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