Working at TSI International School (formerly Thai Sikh International School): nothing listed

Open vacancies

No vacancies were listed on the careers page when it was last read. TSI's recruitment page lists no vacancies or pay itself: expat teaching posts are advertised on TES and Thai-staff posts on JobsDB, contracts run two years from August, the main hiring window is November to March, and speculative applications go by email.

Before you apply

A foreigner needs a work permit for any paid role in Thailand, and the employer applies for it. For the one-year extension of stay that follows, Immigration applies a minimum monthly income that depends on your nationality: see the official income test by nationality. Some occupations are closed to foreigners altogether: the closed-occupations list. Teachers also need a licence or waiver from the Teachers' Council; teacher pay and benefits across the dataset shows how this school compares.

The Baht reads the employer's own careers page, records what it states, and links to the employer's posting. It does not take applications, does not use job boards, and removes a vacancy when the page no longer shows it. Employers can list a vacancy free.