Asian University - Chonburi - seeks Professor of English...

[travelerjim]

Asian University has this job opening:

Asian University
Chonburi (Thailand)..20km from Jomtien/South Pattaya
At least 30,000 Baht/month
kgabert@asianust.ac.th

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Full Time English teacher
Upper high school English teacher (possible Department Head)
required at the College at Asian University.

Master's Degree in appropriate field plus several years of high school teaching required.

The College at Asian University.

http://www.asianust.ac.th/

English teacher (possible Department Head) required for a friendly, private,
international College in the Chon Buri Area.

The College is located 20 km from Jomtien surrounded by over 500 rai of lush countryside.

The salary range is 30,000-50,000 baht commensurate with
qualifications and experience.

The successful candidate should have a Master's Degree in appropriate field
plus several years of high school teaching.

A dynamic, flexible, creative team player is required.

The ability to teach in a student centered environment is essential.

The starting date is mid-May.

Please send resume/cv to Michael Barrett, Asian University,
P.O. Box 15, Baan Amphur Post Office, Chonburi, 20250.
E-mail:mbarrett@asianust.ac.th

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Master's Degree in appropriate field plus several years of high school teaching required ... The salary range is 30,000-50,000 baht commensurate with qualifications and experience.

Why would someone with that sort of experience even bother to get out of bed for such a piddling amount of money?

For the fringe benefits, perhaps?



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A dynamic, flexible, creative team player is required.

So that leaves most of this board's members off the running list

A dynamic, flexible, creative team player is required.

So that leaves most of this board's members off the running list

I am a team player. The position I play is captain/coach

[Brad the Impala]

A dynamic, flexible, creative team player is required.

So that leaves most of this board's members off the running list

I am a team player. The position I play is captain/coach

Don't teams have a position for pedants, surely a position for which your expertise qualifies you.

Don't teams have a position for pedants, surely a position for which your expertise qualifies you.

In other words, someone who disagrees that a particular word has a narrow meaning is a pedant? That's an interesting concept

[Brad the Impala]

Don't teams have a position for pedants, surely a position for which your expertise qualifies you.

In other words, someone who disagrees that a particular word has a narrow meaning is a pedant? That's an interesting concept

And a commonly accepted concept, that specific words have specific meanings.

And a commonly accepted concept, that specific words have specific meanings.

Quite so - private means "not public"; it does not necessarily mean "secret" or even "confidential". Those are different specific words. I made a private visit to Udon Thani over the weekend. That is, it had nothing to do with my business activities in Udon Thani. It was not a secret. And before you protest about that use of the word "private", it's used in the context of private visits ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Co ... izabeth_II ), private homes, private yachts, blah blah blah - none of them secret nor confidential

that counts you out Homiterm, you need to be dynamic, flexible and a creative team player, let alone educated, qualified and respect others' opinions. Mind you the money might be around what you earn/or earned "at your level".