We are looking for enthusiastic and committed Native English-speaking teachers to become part of our lively and diverse school community in Chiang Mai's Kasintorn Saint James Chiang Mai School.
The positions will begin in September 2025 and are ideal for individuals who want to inspire students in both language learning and cultural understanding while creating a dynamic and engaging classroom atmosphere.
Teachers will be responsible for working with students of various proficiency levels, preparing lessons, activities, and assessments that align with the school’s curriculum, and using a range of teaching approaches to meet different learning styles. They will also be expected to participate in school events, contribute to extracurricular activities, and collaborate closely with colleagues to foster a positive and effective learning environment.
The available positions are for primary-level teachers in the subjects of English, Science, and Social Studies. Contracts are full-time and begin in September 2025. The school is located in Chiang Mai, Thailand, providing an excellent opportunity for teachers seeking both professional development and an enriching cultural experience.
Applicants must be native English speakers from recognized English-speaking countries such as the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, or South Africa. A minimum of a bachelor’s degree is required, along with a teaching certificate such as TEFL, TESOL, or equivalent. Candidates with teaching qualifications in other subjects and experience in primary education will be given preference. A strong passion for education, a student-centered mindset, and adaptability are essential qualities.
Successful candidates will receive a salary of 38,000–40,000 Baht per month, as well as assistance with securing a work visa and work permit. Benefits include paid leave, public holidays, complimentary lunch, and the possibility of contract renewal after the initial 12-month agreement.
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