Jobs teaching IT, programming in Thailand

[khunsanuk]

Hi,

 

"they have (must be paying well and rare) some pretty good IT staff."

 

It has been my experience that the big corporations (especially big name ones) often have good IT staff. My explanation for this is that they likely get a HUGE response every time they put out an ad and get to take their pick.

 

For small, unknown companies it is a lot harder. Rather than getting 200-400 resumes, you might get 10.

 

Sanuk!

 

[CTO]

I think your right. The banking IT people we've met have been very impressive, and that's two different banks we visited on that particular project.

 

 

[Flashermac]

Strange advert on www.ajarn.com

 

 

<< Bright Future International Training & Services

Bangkok (Thailand)

 

- At least 40,000 Baht/month

 

hr@bfitsthailand.com

 

 

Full Time Secondary ICT/Computer Teacher Needed

 

BFITS, an educational organization which provides primary and secondary academic programs to private and government schools in Thailand, seeks to hire motivated, ambitious, responsible BA/BS graduates with TEFL certification.

 

We are a very academically-oriented and dedicated company. We highlight the importance of integrating technology into our classrooms so each student becomes involved in learning.

 

Position Description

 

Secondary Grade 7, 8 and 9 ICT/Computer teacher to teach at three Bangkok public schools 12 hours a week to include: School #1- Silom Area-Grades 7-9 for 6 hours a week; School #2-Suburban Bangkok-Grade 7 for 2 hours a week; School #3-Suburban Bangkok-Grades 7 and 8 for 4 hours a week.

 

Travel pay is provided at 3,000 baht a month to offset expenses for traveling between schools. Schedule is arranged so as not to have teacher going from one school to the next each day. >>

 

 

If it's IT, why the TEFL certificate?