Anglo Singapore International School in Bangkok is seeking a Native English Speaker to fill the role of Primary English Teacher. This full-time position offers a competitive salary starting at ฿75,000 per month. The anticipated start date is June or July 2027, although an earlier start date may be arranged by mutual agreement.
Responsibilities include teaching Cambridge Primary English, planning structured lessons, and developing students' skills in reading, writing, speaking, and listening. The role requires teaching phonics and supporting students in learning English as an additional language. The teacher will assess literacy development, provide feedback, and engage in pastoral care to support student wellbeing and development.
Candidates should hold a degree in Education, English, Primary Education, or a related field, along with a recognized teaching qualification such as a PGCE or B.Ed. A minimum of three years of experience teaching English at the Primary level is required, with a strong understanding of literacy development and experience with the Cambridge Primary English curriculum being advantageous.
To apply, please send your updated CV to Ms. Kate at career@anglosingapore.ac.th.
Website: https://anglosingapore.ac.th/
👉 Apply Here: career@anglosingapore.ac.th
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