Business Studies Teacher St. Stephen’s International School, Khao Yai Campus, is seeking to recruit a suitably qualified and dynamic Business Studies Teacher to start as soon as possible.
The secondary section of the school includes students from Year 7 to Year 13. Students follow the English Curriculum with students taking IGCSEs in Year 11 and A levels in Year 13.
It is essential to:
• Be an outstanding practitioner.
• Have experience of teaching business studies to A Level. • Be a native-level English speaker
• Be appropriately qualified (e.g. B.Ed. or a first degree and a PGCE)
• Provide three professional referees, one of whom must be your current, or most recent Principal.
It is desirable to have experience of:
• Working in the international sector • Be able to offer geography and/or history as an additional humanities subject St. Stephen’s is a boarding school located very close to the World Heritage Site of the Khao Yai National Park, about two hours drive from Don Mueang Airport in Bangkok. The school has a very large and beautiful campus with stunning local scenery, and is well equipped with many facilities including a specialist STEAMER Centre.
Please note that St. Stephen’s International School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. Applicants must be willing to undergo child protection screening, including a criminal record disclosure and other standard pre‐employment safeguarding checks.
Successful overseas candidates for teaching posts will normally be offered:
• a two year contract, renewable by mutual agreement
• a salary commensurate with the size of the school
• accommodation allowance
• medical insurance
• flights to and from home location
• free tuition for up to two dependent children
• relocation allowance
Closing date: Wednesday 20th August 2025
The school reserves the right to appoint earlier if a suitable candidate for a position is identified.
Interviews will be held in Khao Yai or online.
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