Kasetsart University Laboratory School Multilingual Program (KUSMP)
Amata Nakorn Industrial Estate, Chon Buri (1.5 hours from Bangkok)
KUSMP is a Thai school operated under the Faculty of Education at Kasetsart University, one of the most respected universities in Thailand. Our school runs a multilingual program and serves students from Grade 1 to Grade 12 (ages 5–17).
We are looking for an enthusiastic and flexible English teacher to join our teaching team.
Position Available: Full-time English Teacher (1 position)
Main teaching focus: Grades 3–4
Additional teaching: Grade 11 (Skill Subjects, 1–2 periods per week)
Starting date: ASAP
Qualifications (Non-Negotiable)
1. Native English speaker with a passport from USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, or South Africa. Highly proficient non-native English speakers from Europe may also be considered case by case.
2. Under 60 years old.
3. Bachelor’s degree in any field (education-related preferred). Degree and transcript must be legalized by the Thai Embassy in your country and verified again by the Thai consulate in Bangkok.
4. Able to provide a criminal background check, tax documents (if previously employed in Thailand), and TOEIC score (for South African and non-native applicants).
5. Able to relocate to Chon Buri.
6. Able to plan lessons using provided textbooks and work as part of a team with Thai and foreign teachers.
7. Must join school activities when required.
8. Please note: classrooms do not have air-conditioning (teacher’s office is air-conditioned).
9. Prior teaching experience in a Thai school (not a language center or tutoring) will be an advantage.
Salary and Benefits
- Starting salary: 42,000 THB per month
- Annual raise beginning from the second year
- One month of paid holiday starting from the second-year contract
- Annual medical coverage and school group insurance
- Visa and work permit provided and supported (excluding additional documentation and travel expenses)
- Opportunities for professional development
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