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| Stamford College currently employs approximately 30 native-speaker teachers within our institute group. We usually require our teachers to have a Bachelors degree or genuine alternative, but more importantly we require them to have a certificate or diploma in teaching English. There are many such qualifications, but we recognize them all provided they are issued by a recognized institute. Teachers with highly relevant experience but no formal teaching qualifications are invited to apply also, and such teachers might often be offered (at the school's expense) to be put through the Stamford Teacher Training Certificate program. By doing so, an uncertified teacher has the opportunity to become certified by a well-known institute of education that is particularly well-recognized in this part of the world. We have a contract for teachers, which durates for one full calendar year. It normally starts for late/April early May, as this is near the start of the academic year in Thailand.We do have other vacancies, however, at various times throughout the year. The contract calls for a teacher to teach 100 hours per calendar month, and for this there is, of course, a reward package. The present reward package consists of: a fixed monthly salary of 26,000 baht for the second year any overtime hours paid at 300 baht per hour 4 weeks paid leave, plus public and national holidays medical coverage work permit and visa applied and paid for There are also some other minor benefits, such as down-time, which is the period of time between semesters when there a less classes. |
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