

English Teacher (Early Childhood)
Benefits
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree
About the role
COPEL THAILAND is a Japanese early childhood brain development institution for children aged 6 months to 6 years. We are hiring English Teachers to teach young learners using a Japanese-based curriculum. Placement is at one Bangkok branch (applicants may choose): EmQuartier or Central Westville. Training is provided and paid.
Responsibilities
- Teach engaging English lessons to children aged 6 months–6 years following COPEL’s curriculum.
- Create a nurturing, developmentally appropriate classroom environment.
- Prepare lessons and materials; monitor and record learner progress.
- Collaborate with staff and participate in professional training.
Schedule
- Full-time, on-site at the selected Bangkok branch.
- Immediate starters receive special consideration.
Benefits
- Professional training prior to classes (salary provided during training).
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree (Education/Early Childhood/English or related preferred).
- Pleasant personality; enjoys working with young children; understanding of child development/psychology.
- Both experienced teachers and new graduates are welcome.
What to include in your application
- Where you found the job listing (eslephant).
- Resume (CV).
- Copy of educational certificate(s).
- One recent 1-inch photo (within last 6 months).
- Proof of work experience (if any).
- Teaching license (if any).
- English proficiency test score (if any; e.g., TOEIC, IELTS).
How to apply
- Email all required documents to: [email protected]
- Or submit in person at: COPEL MegaBangna.
- Info: 087-466-6635.
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11d ago