Recruitment Of English Teacher At The Knowledge Language School At Lake Ratchada

[nuthavutw]

The Knowledge at Lake Rajada

The Knowledge is a leading corporate training and English preparation center located in The Lake Rajada Office Complex. The Knowledge Language School has a distinguished teaching method that differentiates us from the rest of the other language schools. Our coursework consists of learning the main theories (grammar, writing and vocabulary) and putting them into practice inside a small class with 4-6 students. Our mission is to provide students with the best education experience to help improve their English language skills so that they will be able to speak English with ease and confidence.

EFL: Job summary

We are looking for a qualified English teacher on a full-time basis for our language school in the heart of Bangkok. We offer general and business English to students in-house and off-site.

Qualifications

ONLY native-English speakers from Australia, Canada, Éire, New Zealand, the UK or the USA need apply.

A bachelor’s degree or a higher degree in teaching English as a Second/Foreign language.

Only applicants with suitable teaching experience need apply.

Should be able to start immediately.

Benefits include

Baht 40,000 to 45,000 per month for a 40 hour work week.

A work permit upon completion of the probation period.

An opportunity to work in a friendly environment with professional colleagues at one of Bangkok’s newest and fastest growing language schools.

Feel free to call 02-264-0276 if you have any questions.

Only short listed candidates will be contacted.

[thaicbr]

If thats 40 contact hours. Eg lessons.

250b per hour. Good luck with that

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Edited July 20, 2012 by thaicbr

[nuthavutw]

250 THB per hour = 2,000 a day compared with minimum wage for Thai citizen of 300 a day, I think it's quite a reasonable rate for Native English speaker with no teaching experience required. Visa and work permit also provided.

[thaicbr]

250 THB per hour = 2,000 a day compared with minimum wage for Thai citizen of 300 a day, I think it's quite a reasonable rate for Native English speaker with no teaching experience required. Visa and work permit also provided.

Its an ok wage. But most places would expect 20 to 25 contact hours. And 300b is minimum daily wage wage. My thai gf is on 30000 baht a month. Just letting you know.

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[Scott]

If your not interested in the job, then you do not need to apply.

I believe it says:

for a 40 hour work week.

[thaicbr]

If your not interested in the job, then you do not need to apply.

I believe it says:

for a 40 hour work week.

You are correct Scott. That's why I mentioned contact hours. How many schools or language centres expect 40 contact hours. Burn out looming.

If you feel my comments are not informative for possible new teachers. Delete them. Regards

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Edited July 20, 2012 by thaicbr

[Bangkokhatter]

250 THB per hour = 2,000 a day compared with minimum wage for Thai citizen of 300 a day, I think it's quite a reasonable rate for Native English speaker with no teaching experience required. Visa and work permit also provided.

In your add you state "only applicants with suitable teaching experience need apply ", so make your mind up ?

[otherstuff1957]

I had a similar job in the past. My time was split with about %50 or less spent teaching and the rest spent writing lesson plans & course outlines, interviewing new employees (both Thai and Foreign), helping the marketing dept. and goofing off.

Language schools always need one or more teachers who can do a bit of everything and are flexible.

[jjets]

250 THB per hour = 2,000 a day compared with minimum wage for Thai citizen of 300 a day, I think it's quite a reasonable rate for Native English speaker with no teaching experience required. Visa and work permit also provided.

Its an ok wage. But most places would expect 20 to 25 contact hours. And 300b is minimum daily wage wage. My thai gf is on 30000 baht a month. Just letting you know.

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40k - 45k IMO is not bad at all. I have a Thai friend who received her PhD in Biology a few years back, then afterward took a teaching job at a University in Bangkok. Her starting salary was 16k and that's with a full hall of student. I don't know how much they pay foreigners there but I can't see it being much over 30k.

[CiaranO]

how long is the probation period? Is your expectation that the new teacher works illegally for a few months ?

[Rhys]

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[Scott]

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