English Teaching Position in Loei, Thailand
🏫 Muang Loei School
📍Loei, Thailand
💰 40,000 THB per month
Job Description:
Native English Teacher needed at Mueng Loei School in Loei, Thailand.
Salary: 40k a month
Working hours: Currently, 21 contact hours per week per teacher; expected to decrease next term.
Class sizes: 28 to 30 students with a Thai assistant. Each class is well-equipped with two large AC units, a modern computer, printer, and projector.
Curriculum: Utilizing Family and Friends with comprehensive tech and audio support. Each student receives a student book, workbook, and notebook with their name and number clearly marked.
Requirements: Bachelor’s degree, TEFL certification (or equivalent), teaching experience, and native English speaker.
Starting date: December 2024
To apply, please email the following to osckyen@gmail.com:
- Resume / CV
- Degree
- TEFL (or equivalent)
- Passport Picture Page (for nationality verification)
- Introduction video
Location:
https://www.google.com/maps/dir/17.4975142,101.7182277/17.4895606,101.7209622/@17.4824248,101.7186701,15z/data=!4m4!4m3!1m1!4e1!1m0?entry=ttu
👉 Apply Here: osckyen@gmail.com
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