Cultivate a love for English through purposeful and expressive activities and assignments as a classroom leader.  Use your background as a native speaker to creatively and resourcefully encourage Thai students to learn and develop a fundamental understanding of the English language.

Do more than just stand at the front of the classroom and lecture.  Challenge yourself and take on the responsibilities of one of the most highly revered professions in Thailand.  With Road Experience by your side, you have an opportunity to immerse in a culturally rich environment that is not only rewarding to yourself, your students, your fellow colleagues, but to the community as a whole.

Tasks and responsibilities

• Plan, prepare, and present instructional exercises that facilitate active learning experiences
• Devise a curriculum and develop weekly lesson plans
• Inventively produce a variety of educational materials for in-class activities
• Mark student classwork, homework, exams, and other additional assignments
• Diligently manage student behavior by establishing classroom guidelines
• Actively and enthusiastically participate in school related engagements

Duties

• Gain knowledge and skill through experience, and grow as an educator

• Edify your students in a graceful and nurturing manner

• Recognize, appreciate, and respect the Thai way of life
• Make every day constructive, positive, and worthwhile

Teaching period in Thailand

• A typical school year is divided into two half-year terms.  The first semester begins May to September; the second November to March.  October and April are holiday periods.  Teachers who sign a 1-year contract beginning from November are guaranteed 2-3 weeks paid holiday during October.
• We advise teachers to apply before the start of each semester to secure an ideal location and school; however, we are certainly able to place teachers every month without difficulty.

Requirements

• Newcomers must attend an orientation and short-training program
• Native English speaker
• Age 20–50
• Bachelor’s degree preferred, but not required
• TEFL certification preferred, but not required
• Hold passport from: USA, Canada, UK, Ireland, South Africa, Australia, or New Zealand

What you can expect?

• Gain teaching knowledge and skills through practical experience
• Instruct your Thai students and teachers in a graceful and nurturing manner
• Recognize, appreciate, and respect Thai culture and the Thai way of life
• Make every day constructive, positive, and worthwhile for you and your students

What school expect?

• Motivate students to absorb and value English
• Establish basic comprehension of conversational dialogue
• Explore the opportunities of cross-cultural communication

What we expect?

• Open-minded individuals eager to assimilate into Thai culture
• Interested in the world of education and the education of children
• Carry out healthy interpersonal relations with students, parents, teachers, and locals