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Kindergarten Teacher – Innovative School in Yangon, Myanmar – August 2026 Start

ASQ Education·Yangon·Posted 4 days ago
💰 £15-18k/year
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Job description

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An exciting opportunity for a passionate and creative Early Years educator to join a growing international school in Myanmar. This unique role combines teaching English Language & Literature to Nursery and Kindergarten students alongside Discovery of the World (Science) lessons for Kindergarten learners.

The successful candidate will create engaging, inquiry-led learning experiences that inspire curiosity, communication, creativity, and early scientific exploration within a nurturing and student-centred environment.


Overview

  • Teach English Language & Literature to Nursery and Kindergarten students
  • Deliver Discovery of the World (Science) lessons to Kindergarten learners
  • Foster language development, creativity, and curiosity through play-based learning
  • Create engaging and interactive classroom experiences
  • Support holistic child development and early years wellbeing
  • Collaborate with colleagues and parents to support student progress
  • Participate in wider school and extracurricular activities


About the School

Located in Yangon, this international K–12 school is part of a leading regional education group committed to delivering high-quality, globally focused education within a supportive and inclusive learning environment.

The school values academic excellence, innovation, creativity, and holistic development, providing students with strong foundations for lifelong learning and future success.


Job Highlights

  • Competitive salary package paid in USD
  • Housing allowance and health insurance provided
  • Annual flights and relocation flight included
  • Supportive and collaborative international environment
  • Opportunity to work within a respected international school group
  • Professional development opportunities
  • Low cost of living with strong savings potential


The Ideal Candidate

  • Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood Education, Education, English, or related field
  • Recognised teaching qualification/licence
  • Minimum of three to five years’ Early Years teaching experience preferred
  • Experience teaching literacy and inquiry-based learning in Kindergarten
  • Passionate about play-based and student-centred learning
  • Creative, nurturing, and collaborative approach
  • International school experience advantageous

Facts & Figures

  • Location: Yangon, Myanmar
  • Job Type: Contract
  • Duration: 2 years (renewable)
  • Salary Range: Competitive, depending on experience and qualifications
  • Benefits: Housing allowance, health insurance, annual flights, relocation flight, visa sponsorship


About ASQ: the perfect match between international schools and candidates

ASQ International partners with a number of exceptional International schools globally to offer the latest and best selection of educational positions.

Kindly send your CV to: Lizelle Carelse or apply directly online.

We look forward to hearing from you.

If your application has been successful, we will contact you within 5 days.

Please note, even if you are unsuccessful on this occasion, we will keep your details on file in the ASQ Education talent pool, as you could be perfect for one of our future international positions.

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Key skills

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Must-have skills
Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education or related fieldRecognised teaching qualification or licenceEarly Years teaching (3–5 years' experience)English Language and Literature teachingInquiry-based learning deliveryLiteracy teaching in Kindergarten
Nice-to-have
International school teaching experienceDiscovery of the World (Science) curriculum deliveryPlay-based learning frameworks
Soft skills
CreativityNurturingCollaborationCommunicationCuriosityAdaptability
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⭐ Lead your CV Personal Statement with explicit mention of play-based and inquiry-led learning, as the advert lists these as core pedagogical values in the role overview.

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📊 Quantify your Early Years impact: e.g. 'Delivered literacy programme to 24 Nursery and Kindergarten students, raising reading readiness scores by 30% over one academic year'.

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🌐 Highlight any international or multicultural school experience prominently — the advert flags 'international school experience advantageous' and the role is at a global K–12 institution in Yangon.

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🎯 Include your specific teaching qualification and Bachelor's degree field clearly near the top of your CV, as the advert lists these as explicit requirements alongside 3–5 years' Early Years experience.

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🤝 Mention collaboration with parents and colleagues in your work history bullets, as the advert specifically calls out parent and colleague collaboration as a key responsibility.

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  • Designed and delivered inquiry-based Discovery of the World Science units for 22 Kindergarten students, increasing independent questioning behaviours by 40% over one term as measured by teacher observation records.
  • Led play-based English Language and Literature programme across Nursery and Kindergarten cohorts of 18 students, achieving 85% of learners meeting early literacy milestones ahead of end-of-year targets.
  • Collaborated with 6 colleagues and 30+ parent families each term to co-create holistic development plans, reducing safeguarding escalations by 25% through early intervention and consistent home–school communication.

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Dear Hiring Manager,

ASQ Education's Kindergarten Teacher role at the international school in Yangon is precisely the position my Early Years career has been building towards. With a recognised teaching qualification and hands-on experience delivering inquiry-based English Language and Literature lessons alongside Science exploration to Nursery and Kindergarten learners, I am confident I can contribute meaningfully from day one.

My background in Early Childhood Education spans play-based curriculum design, literacy development, and holistic child wellbeing support across multicultural classroom settings. I have consistently used student-centred approaches to foster curiosity and language growth in young learners aged 3–6, collaborating closely with parents and colleagues to track and celebrate individual progress.

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Interview questions

10 questions generated from this advert.

Technical

  • How do you structure an inquiry-based Science (Discovery of the World) lesson for Kindergarten learners with mixed language abilities?
  • What specific play-based learning frameworks or approaches have you used in Nursery and Kindergarten settings?
  • How do you differentiate English Language and Literature activities to support early literacy across varying developmental stages?
  • Describe how you assess holistic child development in an Early Years classroom without relying solely on formal testing.
  • What strategies do you use to integrate language development into Science and Discovery lessons for young learners?

Behavioural

  • Tell me about a time you adapted your teaching approach to meet the needs of a child who was struggling with language development.
  • Describe a situation where you collaborated with parents to support a student's progress — what was the outcome?
  • Give an example of a creative classroom experience you designed that successfully sparked curiosity and engagement in young learners.
  • Tell me about a challenge you faced working in a culturally diverse or international school environment and how you overcame it.
  • Describe a time you introduced a new pedagogical approach in your classroom — how did you plan, implement, and evaluate it?
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1Question

Tell me about a time you adapted your teaching approach to meet the needs of a child who was struggling with language development.

Situation: In my Year 1 class in an international school in Bangkok, one 5-year-old student had very limited English and was becoming withdrawn during literacy sessions. Task: I needed to keep her engaged and progressing without isolating her from the group. Action: I introduced a visual storytelling corner with picture-sequence cards and paired her with a bilingual peer for 15 minutes each session. I also sent a weekly home-language reading log to her parents. Result: Within 8 weeks, she was voluntarily contributing to whole-class story discussions, and her end-of-term literacy assessment showed a jump from the 20th to the 55th percentile for her age group.
2Question

Give an example of a creative classroom experience you designed that successfully sparked curiosity and engagement in young learners.

Situation: My Kindergarten class of 20 students showed low engagement during Science Discovery sessions — they were passive listeners rather than active explorers. Task: I needed to redesign the unit on living things to be hands-on and inquiry-led. Action: I created a 'Mystery Garden' investigation corner where children planted seeds, recorded daily observations in picture journals, and posed their own questions on a 'Wonder Wall'. I linked the activity to English lessons by writing simple descriptive sentences about their plants. Result: Classroom participation rates rose from roughly 50% to over 90% within three weeks, and 17 of 20 students completed optional extension activities at home, which parents reported enthusiastically at the next parent evening.

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