Part-time NES Corporate Teachers
The American University Alumni (AUA) Language Center, founded in 1952 at Saranrom Palace by American University Alumni Association under the royal patronage with the support of the American Embassy, has been building a solid foundation for English teaching and learning in Thailand over the past several decades and has contributed to the English language learning journeys of more than 1.8 million Thais across the nation.
AUA Language Center is looking for part-time English Language teachers who are committed, enthusiastic and caring to join our corporate training teaching team to teach onsite courses in Chiang Rai. Applicants must be native speakers of English and have a first degree and TEFL certificate.
This is projected based job:
• Target Learners: Primary school students
• Teaching Approach: Fun, interactive, and activity-based English learning
• Class Size: Maximum 25 students per class
• Session Duration: 3 hours per session
• Teaching Materials: All teaching materials and activity guidelines will be provided by AUA.
• Schedule: Weekends (Saturday and/or Sunday)
• Location: Mae Fah Luang Chiang Rai International Airport, Chiang Rai
• Tentative Start: December 2026 (exact date to be confirmed)
Qualifications
• Native English speakers
• Bachelor's degree in English, Education, or a related field.
• English language teaching certificate (TESOL,TEFL,CELTA,or equivalent)
• Previous experience teaching English to primary school students or facilitating English camps
• Familiar with Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) approach
• Proficient in teaching and learning technology
• Able to travel in assigned areas
• Able to lead interactive activities and work effectively with a TA.
• Energetic, creative, patient, and comfortable working with children.
Terms of Employment
• Yearly contract
• Competitive
• Travel allowance
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