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Who can teach in Thailand 2024
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- čas přidán 17. 08. 2024
- Interested in teaching English in Thailand? This video covers everything you need to know about opportunities for non-native speakers, including Filipino teachers, to teach in Thailand. From TEFL courses to navigating work permits and visas, learn how to kickstart your career teaching ESL in Bangkok or other cities. Discover the realities of living and teaching abroad, including insights into school management and work-life balance. Whether you're a seasoned educator or considering a career change, find out how to become a teacher in Thailand and thrive in this vibrant expat community. Join us as we delve into the experiences of a Filipino teacher in Thailand and provide valuable tips for anyone dreaming of teaching and living in this beautiful country.
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Time Stamps:
00:00 Intro to the content
00:24 Kara sharing her experience
00:55 non-native speakers
01:24 native vs non-native speakers
01:50 do you need teaching experience
02:38 No Degree
03:50 Salary and workload
07:08 Working with Thai people
08:14 Work for 60+teachers
09:36 Documents for work Visa
10:56 Visa for people without a degree
11:28 Tax
12:04 How/when to find a teaching job
Thank you so much to share this video. It's very helpful to me.
Kara is not a native English speaker, but for
me, her accent is so good. If I may ask, where is she from?
Russia+Ukraine=Love
@@notautuber-zo3nn Thanks for the answer. 🥰
About the salary, it seems the salary system in school is same with a factory in Thailand. A factory tends to pay a salary according to the Nationality.
Unfortunately teachers in Thailand are massively underpaid, it's fair to say that they do have the chance to enjoy a cheaper lifestyle somewhere in smaller towns. 🫠However, even in Bangkok, the cost of living is increasing rapidly.
Great video 🎉
I so wish to relocate to Thailand from SA, I have bacher of education but no experience besides the time I was doing practicals
Same here. I want to find an English teacher in Bangkok or Chiang Mai next year. How about you?
I think it doesn’t really matter if you don't have experience, as there are many training centers that will teach you from A-Z how to teach and what materials to use. So, even without experience, you will get some guidance. However, not all companies are like this, so I hope you will be lucky enough to find a good school.
@@josperchristian886 Please share with us all the insights and struggles you face. I guess things are changing every year. I wish you the best in finding a good company.
That me m struggling to get a job in Thai and all my docs are ready❤
Have you found the job yet ? 💜what are they concerned about? 😟🫣
@@businessmalie I got thanks for asking
@@lisanomafola6804Can I Ask how you found your job. I’m interested in applying too
Where did you apply?
@@saniquecooper9434 Probably on FB, because that's the fastest way. Good luck with your job search 🩵
I’m a multi skilled engineer and a degree means very little. I’ve interviewed candidates with degrees and yes while the theory is good and sound for that particular course but there is no to very little hands on experience . Good on paper terrible in real life work
Totally agree with you😊I majored in teaching English and German languages. A lot of my group mates never even tried to work as teachers because it requires a lot of passion, patience, and dedication. I truly believe the majority of skills can be obtained during practice, and basic teaching techniques can be learned through TEFL or other courses. A degree doesn’t automatically make you a good teacher.
Lol. I think I am that candidate who has no teaching experience.
@@businessmalie That's right. We need the chance to make ourselves to be better at teaching. Hope I can find a teaching chance in Thailand next year. I just graduated with an MA in English at Chiangrai Rajabhat University.
@@businessmalie I also got my Tesol certificate too but it's hard to find a job in China now.
@@josperchristian886 Oh yeah, the Chinese market is complicated. Even if you find a job, it's quite difficult to collect all the required documents 🤣🤣
Hey.. thank you for the video. I’m South African. I’m a licensed teacher and I’m wondering how I can begin applying? TIA❤
Start by posting a brief introduction with pictures about yourself in a teaching group on Facebook. Include when you are available to start and what type of job you are looking for. You can also contact agents directly, as they often offer various jobs in the comments. Additionally, you can use a website called AJARN, though it might take some time for them to respond. Good luck with your job search 🩵
Do they higher from Nigeria
Hi, thanks for asking! As far as I know, it is possible, but it's not easy. Apparently, the easiest way is to apply to some religious schools. In my friend's school, the principal is from Ghana, so I assume it's feasible. Good luck with your job search 💜💜
Thanks so much.
Girl, we couldn't get much higher😂
@@notautuber-zo3nnHehehe You’re funny! 😂