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Thailand PrimerThe teaching market in the Land of Smiles isn't what it was prior to the country's economic collapse during the mid-nineties but that doesn't mean the Thailand hasn't rebounded enough to make it - once again - South East Asia's most attractive TEFL destination. Jobs abound for native-speakers with degrees and TESOL certificates willing to pound the pavement and apply in person. The pay doesn't measure up to Japan, Korea or Taiwan but for travelling teachers looking for more than money the beaches, culture and people are reward enough.Teaching salaries start at 20,000 Baht per month and go up from there. Private lessons are common and go for 250+ Baht per hour. A Bachelor's degree and a TESOL certificate are required for a teaching visa. Airfare is usually not paid and accommodations are seldom provided. The hiring season is year-round with most jobs going to teachers who are in Thailand and can apply in person.  Take your TESOL training in beautiful Thailand! |
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EFL Teaching LinksTEFLAsia "...is a Bangkok-based site offering teaching certifications, job placement opportunities, and creative outlets for teachers all over SE Asia."Stickman's Guide to Teaching English in Bangkok "...provide(s) an overview of the English teaching industry in Thailand, particularly Bangkok." ESL Cafe's Job Discussion Forum is a great place to ask questions and get answers about teaching English in Thailand. Work in Thailand by Seth Leighton is an article on how "teaching English can be just the beginning." ESL Cafe's Job Information Journal for Thailand has lots of opinions and experiences on teaching English in the Land of Smiles. Teaching English in Chiang Mai: A Step-by-Step Guide by Wayne Johnson is "your inside guide to teaching English in Chiang Mai, Thailand." Visit Thailand TESOL to find out more about "The Organization of English Teachers in Thailand ." General InformationKhao San Road is a great Thai portal, particularly for teachers.Ajarn.com includes links to teacher training programs, jobs, forums and much more. The Bangkok Post's homepage is another excellent portal for all things Thai. eThailand is another portal to resources and news in Thailand. The Phuket Gazette's online edition. The Nation is another English-language newspaper portal to Thailand. Thaivisa.com is a website for expats in Thailand. markoinbankok.com is portal for Thailand including news, articles and TEFL resources. Click here to ask questions about teaching English in Thailand!
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