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| Teaching In Thailand Teaching in Thailand can be a great career with salaries in the range of $2,500 to $6,000 per month, or you could become a TEFLer with a salary range of 350-500 pounds per month, no experience necessary. |
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| This is not my avatar Join Date: Oct 2005
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He said if you can't save money teaching then don't do it for more than 5 years. You can save money, so carry on. Seriously, Willy, it was only one sentence and you are supposed to be a proper techa and all that | |
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| Gone Off Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: shelf
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Why are we so caught up in semantics, today. NickA is correct. Is it OK to move on with this topic?
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| Pattaya Beach Last Online: 22-11-2008 05:47 PM Join Date: Jul 2008
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| Returning to the original thread, I don't think many people are making over 100k teaching in Thailand unless they are working at a top tier international school, like Shrewsbury or ISB. Second tier schools like Assumption, Trinity, Anglo Singapore, barely pay more than Tefl rates. St. Gabriels doesn't even pay their teachers, they get them for free from Canada in a school exchange. Most of these so called international schools are rip offs for parents and teachers. The money goes to the owner, that's about it. |
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| Still trailer trash | Let me try to clear up some misconceptions about international schools. Fist let me say that I am one of those people who are at the lower end of the high end salaries. Why? Simply because I am a local guppy. Still, it is a very nice wage. The oversea hires are fished from a deep hole and treated as such. The top schools like ISB, Harrow, RIS, NIST, and BPS all tend to hire from overseas. These teachers want a salary just like they were getting back in their home country. Normally they get that and then some. I personally know teachers (not administrators) making 170 baht per month. Keep in mind this does include housing, etc. And these teachers are still not happy. Most of these teachers will only be here about 2 years before moving back home. Back to the money. The big schools as mentioned above will all start out at least with a basic salary package of 120,000 per month. Throw in housing from 20,000-40,000 per month, along with a free airline ticket home once a year. Most teachers depending upon their home country might not have to pay taxes for the first two years while teaching in Thailand. In comparison, I pay almost B10,000 per month to the Thai government. But this is just the basic package for many teachers. Throw in some additional responsibilities and the net income can increase dramatically. Has been mentioned, the medium tiered international schools will offer salaries from B60,000-90,000 depending upon qualifications and needs of the particular school. Now the administrations of these schools are a different fish all together. I have met one head guy who was only making B125,000 per month. Another had a package worth B240,000. And finally, I met a big fish who was having trouble with his half million baht per month and his living expenses both here and abroad. Much more to this issue but perhaps you got your line baited.
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| | #52 (permalink) | |
| This is not my avatar Join Date: Oct 2005
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| ^the white on white is a bit hard to read HB Quote:
I'm on the ceiling. Hence I'm going back to the UK on Wednesday | |
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| | #55 (permalink) | |
| This is not my avatar Join Date: Oct 2005
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Really, it's been so long since I've lived there I can't remember what i disliked about it. Plus maybe living there with the family might be good, might not. We won't know until we've tried it. | |
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| This is not my avatar Join Date: Oct 2005
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| Hillbilly's earlier post for those of you with the white forum skin Quote:
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| Ich Bin Ein Auslander Join Date: Nov 2006
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| ^Ahhh, the plot thins! I thought he'd posted in invisible ink. Just spent the last 1/2hr rubbing half a lemon on my screen trying to get it to 'magically' appear. Going to be a bugger to clean all that juice off now. |
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| Wat Phra Kaeo Last Online: Yesterday 10:29 PM Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: top of soi 2
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| i know a number of "tefl scum", not "proper" teachers making over 100k a month they work a lot of hours for it but the money is there for them some teach business or specialist classes like IELTS, others specialize with kids |
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