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[florianbroc]

Hi,

I have got a Master's degree in science & technology and would like to teach maths and physics in Thailand, do you think there are positions for foreigners?
Regards

[Scott]

Short answer: yes.

Bilingual and international schools will offer classes in math and the sciences in English as well as Thai.

[pjclark1]

florianbroc, on 2009-11-03 07:03:51, said:

Hi,

I have got a Master's degree in science & technology and would like to teach maths and physics in Thailand, do you think there are positions for foreigners?
Regards

There is an advert for such a position in this weeks Bangkok post, jobs section.

[Nio]

florianbroc, on 2009-11-03 07:03:51, said:

Hi,

I have got a Master's degree in science & technology and would like to teach maths and physics in Thailand, do you think there are positions for foreigners?
Regards

there is a current and auto updating teaching jobs section (actually 2 different ones) on visualthailand.com listing and auto updating all current thai teaching jobs.

Good luck.

[florianbroc]

Hi all,
thanks for these informations

[culicine]

Yes, esepcially in bilingual and English Programs (and some lower tier international school) - pay here would be 40 - 60k, give or take a few K. A degree in the field is highly desirable. Top international schools require teaching qualifications, and some overseas experience.

[otherstuff1957]

^ Correct! I teach Science and Math in a Bilingual Primary school. I have a BS in Geology and few years TEFLing experience.