DBS Denla British School

Bangkok, Thailand

Position Type: Teacher

Contract: Full-time

School: Secondary School

Location: Nonthaburi

Closing Date: November 09, 2026

Job Start: August 2027



School Values and Ethos

  • To actively promote our Unique DBS Vision through enthusiastic participation in all areas of School life.

  • To share and support the School’s commitment to providing an all-round, outstanding education for all students.

  • To foster an inclusive environment that respects, celebrates and embraces diversity across all aspects of the School community. 

  • To set high expectations that inspire, motivate and challenge students.

  • To have the highest aspirations for students’ development and achievements, both in and out of the classroom.

  • To offer excellent pastoral care to all students.

  • To participate fully in the DBS co-curricular and school activity programme.

  • To respect and support Thai culture.

Leadership and Management

  • To lead by example as an outstanding classroom practitioner, attend assemblies, departmental meetings, parents’ evenings, School functions and other staff meetings, and maintain high standards of professional behaviour, including punctuality and personal presentation.

  • To follow, implement and advise on School policies and procedures in and out of the classroom.

  • To establish clear guidelines for the effective running of the department, particularly in relation to teaching, homework, marking and assessment policies.

  • To produce a Department Annual Report, including a Department Development Plan that contributes to the overall School Development Plan.

  • To update the Departmental Handbook.

  • To develop a subject-related co-curricular programme, including assemblies, talks, displays, newsletter contributions, website content and trips.

  • To attend specific marketing events, such as Open Days, as reasonably directed by the Principal.

Staff

  • To meet regularly with members of the department to review progress and plan for the future.

  • To monitor the teaching of department members by reviewing students’ work and observing lessons, thereby contributing significantly to their professional development.

  • To make effective use of learning assistants to support students in their learning.

Curriculum and Assessment

  • To lead the development and planning of the Humanities curriculum from Year 7 onwards, liaising with the Deputy Head of Upper School (Academic) to ensure that the curriculum is broad, balanced and challenging.

  • To maintain thorough and up-to-date schemes of work, including details of the topics to be covered and clear aims and objectives.

  • To ensure that School procedures for assessing, recording and reporting students’ achievements are followed, and to use this information effectively for review and planning.

  • To oversee the production of appropriate examinations and other forms of assessment as required.

  • To liaise with the Head of Language Support and the Head of Learning Support regarding students who require additional support.

  • To seek opportunities for cross-curricular links, for example through jointly organised educational visits or project work.

  • To develop a programme of Humanities-related co-curricular activities that provides students with opportunities to extend their interests beyond the classroom.

  • To explore opportunities for students to participate in the wider global Humanities community through initiatives such as age-appropriate Humanities competitions.

  • To seek opportunities to develop the teaching and delivery of Entrepreneurship through the curriculum.

  • To contribute to the Scholarship Programme.

Teaching and Learning

  • To facilitate and encourage high-quality learning that gives students the opportunity to achieve their full potential.

  • To ensure that teaching and learning are effectively differentiated.

  • To demonstrate excellent subject knowledge.

  • To ensure that students are set challenging targets and use a range of strategies, resources and technologies to support them in achieving these targets.

  • To ensure that students receive regular written and oral feedback and are encouraged to reflect on and respond to it.

Resources and Environment

  • To make effective use of educational resources, particularly IT and the Library.

  • To provide a safe, purposeful and well-managed learning environment.

  • To ensure that all subject rooms have suitable displays of educational material and students’ own work.

  • To manage the departmental budget, including the preparation of an annual resource list for planning purposes.

Parents

  • To promote the home-school partnership within the department, working closely with colleagues to establish and maintain positive relationships with parents.

  • To ensure effective reporting to parents on students’ development, progress and attainment in the subject.

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Application Form

Section 1


1. Personal Details



2. Teaching Qualifications


3. Education


List all your school results and qualifications, most recent first. Please include dates as well as school and university names and locations.

Institution Name/Location Qualifications/Results Dates Action
From (YYYY-MM-DD) To (YYYY-MM-DD)


Section 2


1. Current Employment Details

If currently not employed please list most recent employment details and dates.


Current employer name*
Current employer postal address*
Current employer country
Current employer website
Current post held
Current monthly salary before tax, in GBP.*
Type of school
Number of students on roll
Date appointed (YYYY-MM-DD)
Currently employed here?
If not currently employed here, enter the date of last day of employment (YYYY-MM-DD)

2. Previous Teaching / Employment Experience (most recent first)

Type of School Country Name of School/Company Post Held Number on Roll Dates Action
From (YYYY-MM-DD) To (YYYY-MM-DD)

3. Personal interests, including extracurricular activities


Section 3


1. Medical self declarations

You are applying to work and live in Asia. In order to ensure a successful placement in an international teaching post we need to gather sensitive information including personal medical condition, accommodation needs and educational requirements for accompanying children. Please be assured this information is considered confidential and will only be used to inform the recruitment process.








Section 4


1. Referees

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2. Availability

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Section 5


Declarations

Please answer all questions. For every 'Yes' answer, please provide a detailed legible account of the circumstances that include sanction, date, reason and full identification of the authority, police force or court concerned.


Have you ever been the subject of a investigation bar, partial bar, warning or other action by a secretary of state the Independent safeguarding authority or any competent authority (including police, arbitral body, governmental regulatory authority or agency, domestic or foreign) in any jurisdiction in relation to working with children, sexual related crimes, unethical conduct, abusive conduct or any other misconduct?*

Were you the subject of any court order, judgment or decree, which was not subsequently reversed, suspended, or vacated? Do you have any convictions, cautions, reprimands or final warnings that are not protected as, for example, defined by the (UK) Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (Exceptions) Order 1975 (as amended in 2013) by SI 2013 1198?

Do you have any convictions, charges, reprimands or criminal records in any non-UK countries?

Have you ever been subject to any disciplinary sanction by any professional or regulatory body or are you currently the subject of investigation by such a body?

Is there a current employment disciplinary finding against you and / or are you currently the subject of an employer’s disciplinary investigation?

Is there any other information we should know about which may have a bearing on your suitability to work with children or vulnerable adults? Activities which could bring the reputation of the School or profession into disrepute?


All information disclosed will be handled confidentially. Previous convictions will not automatically prevent your application from proceeding as we consider the nature of the offence, how long ago, at what age it was committed and any other relevant factors.


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