Diversity and Multiculturalism
A strong supporter of diversity and multiculturalism, Wells does not discriminate on the basis of gender, nationality, ethnicity, religion or sexual orientation. Our staff members themselves represent over a dozen nations and typically have teaching experience in multiple countries. Approximately 70% of the instructors in the Wells system possess or are currently pursuing advanced qualifications – either graduate diplomas in instruction or master’s degrees – and average nearly ten years of teaching experience. Wells even offers master’s programs in education on site at its On Nut campus in affiliation with Framingham State University, based in Massachusetts, offering staff members excellent professional development opportunities.
Wells typically seeks the following qualities in a teaching applicant:
- A minimum of a B.Ed. or equivalent teaching qualification. Master’s degrees preferred.
- Four or more years of teaching experience preferred.
- ICT proficiency & ability to frequently use technology in duties.
- Familiarity with the American & IB DP curricula, and modern teaching approaches.
- A willingness to work collaboratively.
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Vacant Positions for the academic year 2019-20
THONG LOR CAMPUS
To inquire or for application, please send your CV, Resume and degrees and qualifications to rekha@wells-school.com or wells51@wells.ac.th
BANG NA CAMPUS
- Lower Primary School Homeroom Teacher
- Early Years Homeroom Teacher– Must hold Teaching Credentials– Minimum Bachelor’s degree– 2 years teaching experience required– Native English Speaker– Collaborative-Flexible and growth mindset-Knowledge of inquiry and play based learning
To inquire or for application, please send your CV, Resume and degrees and qualifications to rekha@wells-school.com or wells62@wells.ac.th
ON NUT CAMPUS
- Lower Primary School Homeroom Teacher – Must hold Teaching Credentials– Minimum Bachelor’s degree– 2 years teaching experience required– Native English Speaker– Collaborative-Flexible and growth mindset-Knowledge of inquiry and play based learning
To inquire or for application, please send your CV, Resume and degrees and qualifications to rekha@wells-school.com or wells85@wells.ac.th
威尔斯国际学校On Nut校区中文部招聘一名全职汉语教师
岗位要求：
1.本科及以上学历，对外汉语专业、中文专业、教育专业等优先；
2.至少有两年以上对外汉语教学经验；
3.有IB教学经验者优先；
4.有教师资格证者优先；
5.普通话水平二级甲等及以上；
6.英语交流能力强，具备用英语书写教案的能力；
7.热爱教育事业，会组织课堂活动；
8.掌握基本的中国文化授课技能，例如：写毛笔字、剪纸等。
请发送个人中英文简历至邮箱： chinese@wells-school.com, rekha@wells-school.com
All other positions for the 2019-2020 school year are filled; any updates for the following school year will be posted between January to April. Wells International School accepts applications at any time and will retain all submitted documents for a minimum of two calendar years. We regret that we will be unable to respond to every inquiry due to the volume of applicants.
The Wells System
Wells International School spans three campuses along Sukhumvit Road, one of the busiest thoroughfares in Bangkok. With each campus located within a short distance of a BTS station or major roadway, Wells has expanded rapidly since opening in 1998, most recently further developing its On Nut and Thong Lor campuses and opening its Bang Na campus. A fourth campus is currently is the planning stage.
Operating with an American curriculum and approach as a foundation, Wells has adapted its standards to account for regional and cultural differences, as well as the needs of an international student body. It holds all students and instructors to high academic standards, expecting all members of the Wells community to contribute to a positive learning environment with a focus on critical analysis and practical application of knowledge. Instructors are therefore encouraged to be creative, engaging and organized in their approach to student instruction and to demonstrate a desire to continually grow as learners through professional development and peer collaboration.
Teaching in Thailand
Thailand possesses a diverse, complex culture that can be overwhelming for those who have had little exposure to other cultures; the food, weather, forms of communication and customs all differ greatly from most Western countries. Working in such an environment requires that you be adaptable, understanding and patient – particularly when dealing with students, parents and colleagues. You may want to ask yourself the following questions before making a commitment to teaching in Bangkok:
- Do I enjoy new experiences, including meeting new people and exploring unique cultures?
- Can I be flexible and empathetic with those who have different cultural perspectives and beliefs?
- Will I be willing to maintain the high professional standards required of instructors at international schools?
- Am I able to be a part of a close team that works collaboratively and supports professional development?
If you feel that you could answer “yes” to all of the above questions, you will likely enjoy the experience of teaching in Thailand.
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