Part-Time English Teacher (Years 2–6) at ACACIA International Preschool Bangkok
Acacia Education is hiring two Part-Time English Teachers to join its bilingual French primary programme in Bangkok. We are looking for passionate, creative educators who believe children thrive through a blend of structured literacy instruction and meaningful inquiry-based learning.
About the Role
This is a part-time position with afternoon teaching hours. Teachers will cover two key areas:
1. Structured English Literacy
Deliver systematic English lessons using the Jolly Phonics / Jolly Literacy methodology, developing primary learners’ skills in:
- Reading & Writing
- Phonics & Spelling
- Grammar & Vocabulary
- Oral communication
2. Inquiry-Based Projects
Lead interdisciplinary, inquiry-based learning projects in English across subjects including:
- Science
- History
- Geography
- Arts
Teachers will guide students through hands-on investigations, collaborative experiences and authentic projects designed to build curiosity, creativity, communication and critical thinking.
Candidate Profile
- Fluent English speaker — native or near-native level
- Experience teaching primary-aged children
- Enthusiastic about literacy and language development
- Comfortable with project-based and inquiry-driven teaching approaches
- Creative, well-organised and a strong team player
- Committed to professional growth and collaboration
Prior experience with Jolly Phonics, Jolly Literacy, Inquiry-Based Learning (IBL), Project-Based Learning (PBL) or comparable international programmes is a significant advantage.
Additional Full-Time Opportunity
Candidates with strong backgrounds in curriculum development, IBL and project-based education may be considered for a full-time role. In addition to afternoon teaching, mornings would focus on designing an innovative Inquiry curriculum for Years 2–6, encompassing:
- Long-term curriculum mapping
- Unit and project design
- Assessment frameworks
- Teaching resource development
- Learning progressions across year levels
This curriculum development phase is expected to conclude by the end of the current school year, after which the role transitions into a full-time teaching position the following academic year. This is a unique opportunity to help shape a new bilingual curriculum from the ground up.
What We Offer
- A supportive, collaborative international team
- Small teaching groups for a focused learning environment
- A dynamic, forward-thinking educational setting
- Professional development opportunities
- A meaningful role in designing an innovative bilingual curriculum
To apply, please prepare your CV, copies of your diplomas and a short cover letter outlining your relevant experience and motivation for the role.



