English Teachers (Native English Speakers only) needed at Siriaunda School, Chiang Mai, Thailand
Siriaunda School - St. Andrew’s Anglican School (SAS) is looking for NES English Teachers to join our caring and dedicated team to nurture our K2 Students.
We are looking for responsible individuals who love and respect children and is a good team player to join us.
Our English Teachers will be responsible to:
- Bring to life our curriculum: plan and prepare needed materials for the learning experiences
- Manage the classroom
- Safeguard and ensure our children are always treated with honour and respect
- Design and create a classroom environment conducive for learning and the holistic development of children
- Collaborate with colleagues to nurture our children and support our School
- Be present at all related meetings and participate in team planning sessions
- Be a good role model to children and fellow colleagues
- Uphold a high standard of professional competence through continual Teachers’ Professional Development
Personal Qualities:
- Ability to inspire children to love learning
- Ability to develop and help each child achieve their best in kindergarten
- Willingness to work as part of a team
Requirements:
- A Bachelor’s degree (in any field)
- Native English Speaker
- TEFL Certificate (Preferred)
- Early Childhood teaching experience or certification is a plus; however, if you do not have one, we have a strong support team to walk alongside to train and mentor.
Benefits:
1. Monthly salary of a range of 38,000 baht - 40,000 baht (depending on experience and qualifications)
2. Work Permit and VISA application fees provided for
3. Coverage of health and accident insurance
4. Lunch on weekdays are provided by the school.
Siriaunda School is located at
St. Andrew’s Centre, Chiang Mai
101, Moo. 1, Soi Ang Khet, Tambon Nong PaKhrang, Amphur Meuang, Chiang Mai 50000, Thailand.
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