Job Details

Hua Hin International School is a welcoming and inclusive school on the Royal Coast of Thailand. We are particularly looking for someone who shares the importance we place on our ‘I’ values, and inspiring success for all our students in our diverse community. We are a small, friendly and growing school with 440 students, 250 of whom are in our secondary school. 
 We are looking for an outstanding Secondary English  teacher who shares the importance we place on our ‘I’ values and can bring them alive through their teaching.

We are seeking an innovative teacher who can bring flair and creativity in teaching English  for our Secondary students. The role may include KS3, IGCSE and IBDP English language and literature. 

It is not essential to have previously taught IBDP English , however experience in teaching IBDP English Language and Literature would be an advantage. A willingness to grow professionally is important and training and professional development will be fully supported.

Other requirements of the post include:

• Experience of teaching in an inclusive secondary school;
• Experience of the English National KS3 and IGCSE curriculum is preferred, but with an open mind to take the curriculum beyond these parameters to be in keeping with an international context;
• A desire to support, teach and enrich IB studies for our Year 12 and 13 students;
• A flair to contribute to innovative curriculum design;
• A passion for developing approaches to learning and skills that supports immediate and future success;
• Commitment to making learning real and purposeful;
• Willingness to take risks in order to challenge and inspire students;
• Enthusiasm for being part of an inclusive and culturally diverse school;
• A desire to contribute to extracurricular activities, the pastoral care of our students and the wider community.

An early application is encouraged as we reserve the right to interview and recruit prior to the deadline for the right candidate.

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