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Thailand: Early Years and Primary Teachers
Kids’ Academy is expanding and is looking for Early Years and Primary teachers experienced with children 18 months to 5 years and 5 to 11 years old to join us by January 2018. We are searching for individuals with an enthusiastic and professional work ethic, those who are open-minded and flexible as well as being sincerely dedicated to the best interests of the pupil’s education and development.
Requirements
-A Degree in any subject is compulsory (Education Degree preferable or a degree in any subject plus an Education certificate e.g PGCE or CACHE levels)
-Knowledge of the British Early Years Foundation Stage Framework
-Experience with children 18 months – 5 years or 5 years - 11 years or both
-British Nationality preferable
-Females preferred
Salary & Benefits provided by the School
-Starting salary of 55,000-70,000 Thai baht per month (dependant on qualifications and experience)
-BUPA Medical Insurance
-10 weeks paid holiday
-Visa & Work permit provided
-Professional Development
Location: Ekamai and Srinakarin area
For further details regarding our school see our website: www.kidsacademy.ac.th
Please send your CV, a covering letter, expected salary and a recent photo to us at: kidsacademy.bkk@gmail.com.
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