The job was posted 30 minutes ago at 15.00, on May 15th.

Now we are looking for 9 native English speakers, Europeans, and South Africans to be English teachers in Chumphon and Suratthani province. ( Nice area with beaches...)

 Job description :
To teach English specific in conversation to secondary and high school students.
- Work hours : 18-20 hours per week.
- Salary is 40,000 Baht per month for NES
- free Non B visa and work permit
- Contract is until March 2019

Must be native speakers from USA, British, Canada, Australia, Newzealand, Europians, and Sout African
Job starts immediately ( Must be difficult to spell Europeans.)

Please contact Mr. Akarin , 0856661055
kawai_pat@hotmail.com
md@aalcthailand.com


    I guess that they pay NNES teachers less. Does anybody know the school? It sounds like an agency is trying to make some cash.

I've applied for a job, it really said working directly for the school, when I received an e-mail from a Thai woman telling me that she'd be an agency and if I'd be interested. I blocked her immediately when she mumbled something like not 12 months pay per year.

Good luck with your application

What about us Irish I know we are special but!!!!!! I even took a GD TOEIC test back when they thought we couldn't speak English and then turned around and said opppps You do

bahn_farang wrote:Good luck with your application

 Must be native speakers from USA, British, Canada, Australia, Newzealand, Europians, and Sout African
Job starts immediately ( Must be difficult to spell Europeans.)

   This sentence alone told me that I wouldn't apply for this job being an NNES Europian with the tendency to use read when I want to write read and it sometimes happens that I write read when it should be read.

But we had good luck and I received an e-mail where a real Nigerian princess ( got all her photos) wants to marry me and share a lot of money with me.

I've just sent our savings to a Nigerian princess and we'll soon have a couple of hundred million Euros. Then I'll retire, build a nice houseboat and travel down the Mekhong river for the rest of my days.