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The Part Time Lecturer - Clinical Psychology is responsible for delivering high-quality education in the field of clinical psychology. This role involves engaging with students through lectures, tutorials, and practical sessions while contributing to the academic community within the university.
The Part-Time Language Arts Teacher (Mandarin) is responsible for delivering engaging and effective lessons tailored to the varying levels of students. This role involves creating a supportive classroom environment that fosters a love for language and literature while assessing student progress and adapting teaching methods accordingly.
The Daycare Teacher is responsible for planning and implementing engaging learning activities suitable for children's developmental stages. This role plays a crucial part in fostering cognitive, social, and emotional growth in a supportive learning environment.
The Subject Teacher & Learning Area Leader (EAL - Secondary) is responsible for leading curriculum development and implementing effective teaching strategies. This role significantly impacts student learning by fostering an engaging and supportive educational environment.
The Primary Homeroom Teacher (Early Years) is responsible for creating positive and inclusive learning environments through inquiry-based teaching strategies. This role significantly impacts the development of self-regulated learners in a collaborative team setting.
The Training Consultant (Beauty/Aesthetics) is responsible for conducting comprehensive demonstrations of aesthetic devices and treatments. This role plays a crucial part in enhancing customer confidence and satisfaction through effective training and relationship building.
The Lecturer/Senior Lecturer/Associate Professor/Professor (Computing) is responsible for enriching students' learning experiences through effective educational programs. This role significantly impacts the academic environment, fostering collaboration between industry and academia to benefit society.
The Business Development Executive is responsible for identifying and developing new business opportunities within the education ecosystem. This role involves building and managing relationships with schools and brand partners to drive growth and engagement.
The Primary Specialist Teacher (Chinese) is responsible for creating positive learning environments that motivate and challenge learners. This role involves employing inquiry-based teaching strategies to foster self-regulation and lifelong learning among students.
The English Teacher is responsible for educating and guiding students to reach their full potential. This role involves collaboration within a supportive team, focusing on inspiring confidence and connecting learning to real-world applications.
The Senior Lecturer - Interactive Spatial Design is responsible for delivering high-quality teaching and learning experiences. This role significantly impacts the development of future designers who will integrate technology and design principles to create innovative spatial experiences.
The General Manager (Preschool) is responsible for overseeing the strategic and academic leadership of the preschool. This role involves managing daily operations, ensuring high-quality educational standards, and fostering a positive learning environment for children.
By SuperJobs Career Team · Updated July 2026
Education is one of Malaysia's largest employment sectors, covering teaching at primary and secondary schools, lecturing at universities and colleges, corporate training, early childhood education, and ed-tech. The sector is divided between the government system (Kementerian Pendidikan Malaysia) and a substantial private education market that includes international schools, private colleges, and universities.
Key employers in private education include Taylor's University, HELP University, Sunway University, INTI International University, Monash University Malaysia, and a large network of international and independent schools. The tuition centre industry is also significant, with national chains like Kumon, Brain Train, and Education@SS operating hundreds of centres nationwide.
Malaysia's aspiration to be a regional education hub — attracting 200,000 international students annually — continues to fuel university hiring. The Ministry of Education's curriculum reform initiatives and the rollout of digital learning platforms have also created demand for instructional designers, e-learning developers, and educational technology specialists alongside traditional teaching roles.
Government school teachers earn according to the national salary scale, starting at approximately RM 2,800 – RM 3,500/month with structured annual increments. Private school teachers earn RM 2,500 – RM 5,000/month, with international schools paying the highest rates, sometimes reaching RM 8,000–12,000/month for experienced teachers with international curricula expertise.
University lecturers at private institutions start at RM 3,500 – RM 5,500/month, with senior lecturers and associate professors earning RM 6,000–10,000/month. Corporate trainers with specialist certification (L&D, facilitation, coaching) earn RM 4,000–8,000/month. Ed-tech roles (instructional design, LMS administration, online course development) are the fastest-growing sub-sector in education employment.
Teaching core or specialist subjects at government or private schools — among Malaysia's most stable and socially valued careers.
Delivering undergraduate or postgraduate programmes at private universities and colleges across Malaysia.
Teaching IB, Cambridge A-Level, or American curricula at international schools catering to expatriate and local premium-market students.
Designs and delivers professional development programmes for corporate clients — leadership, technical, and soft-skills training.
Provides structured early learning experiences at kindergartens and nurseries, particularly in demand in urban areas.
Creates digital learning content, online courses, and LMS-based programmes for universities and corporate L&D teams.
Search SuperJobs by role ("teacher", "lecturer", "corporate trainer", "instructional designer") or browse the Education industry page.
Ensure your teaching credentials are in order: Diploma Pendidikan or KPLI for government school teaching; a relevant Master's degree for university lecturing positions.
For international school roles, highlight your experience with international curricula (IB, Cambridge, AP) and any English-language certifications (IELTS, Cambridge TKT, CELTA).
Apply through SuperJobs with a CV that includes your subject specialisation, educational philosophy, and any measurable student outcomes or programme improvements you have achieved.
Prepare for demo lessons or teaching assessments — most schools and universities require candidates to deliver a sample lesson or lecture as part of the selection process.