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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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| Pattaya Beach Last Online: 22-11-2008 05:47 PM Join Date: Jul 2008
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looks like I was correct.. Nevermind, I aint looking for an apology. Quote:
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| I am in Jail Last Online: Yesterday 08:54 PM Join Date: Oct 2006
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| ^ "Build your network and it will provide you a good income this guy charges 1500 baht an hour for his business classes and I think 500 baht an hour for his weekend classes." Classes, not private lessons. Yes, of course getting 1,500 an hour for a business CLASS is doable, but for a private (one-on-one lesson)? |
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sounds good for him too! | ||
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| I read it to say....... oh never mind. Quote:
I was just trying to make everyone jealous, now you've succeeded in making me look stupid oh ever wise AA....
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| Teaching English Hi , I have read the posts on teaching English in Thailand with interest. Like many middle aged guys , I have a dream of living in Thailand and supplementing my income by teaching English.I have two BA's , one in Internatonal Relations and History the other is in Poltics and History. I am currently sudying for a part-time Masters in Poltics. I have visited Thailand 3 times in the last 2 years , I may have a Thai girl-friend (not a bar -girl - long boring story) As to work background I have spent most of working life in the public sector in admin roles. I am thinking of doing a TEFL course in London. My question is how easy /diffult would I find a job teaching English ?.I would prefer motivated adults. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. |
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