VCIS is seeking a full time EYFS and Primary Music teacher teaching from Pre-Nursery to Primary level to begin as soon as possible.
VCIS is seeking an exceptional and highly motivated teacher to be part of our creative arts department. Varee Chiangmai International School is a fully accredited member of EDT (Education Development Trust) .
The school is located close to the center of Chiang Mai, the bustling capital of Thailand’s northern Lanna region: an area of misty mountains, Buddhist temples and diverse Hill Tribe cultures, as well as a thriving social scene. Chiang Mai has been rated among the top 10 most livable cities in Asia. It has a laid-back atmosphere, enjoys a tropical climate tempered by altitude most of the year, and, above all, is affordable. The lifestyle achievable means that most of our teachers renew their initial contract. The successful candidate should: Possess a degree/qualification in the music field. Have a PGCE or equivalent. Be able to teach Music across EYFS and Primary is essential.
Candidates must be be a team player with strong interpersonal skills. Possess the ability to work with diverse groups of colleagues, students, and parents, as well as different cultures. Experience working in a multicultural/international school setting is considered a bonus. Be willing to take on the challenge of supporting/ accommodating ESL speakers in your lessons. Have a flexible attitude as our school grows and develops. Be a positive and enthusiastic member of the staffroom. Be willing to be fully involved in the extra-curricular life of the school. In return we offer: A two-year contract. A locally competitive salary in line with other international schools in Chiang Mai. Housing support. Aetna medical insurance. End of contract bonus and flight support Visa and work permit support. A friendly and supportive working environment. Application Process: Applications are open until August 23rd 2025, though we will start contacting suitable applicants as soon as applications are received.
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