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| Teaching In Thailand Being a international school teacher 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 teaching English with a salary range of 350-600 pounds per month, although with many teaching jobs it could be worth doing a TEFL course even if no experience is necessary, but will teaching students fulfil your overseas jobs yearnings? Is a English language teaching job something you really want to do? Can you teach English? |
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| Thaiophile slayer Last Online: Yesterday 10:56 PM Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: A charming yet pathetic country
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| The crappest job on ajarn thread I'll start the bidding: This one is to recruit a native speaker to start in less than a month from now, so the school is clearly well prepared. The school is seeking the type of person who needs clues to know where the province it is located in is (repeated later in the advert for those who forgot by the time they read that far). Women are not wanted, and a degree in computers (you know, the type of degree that programmers back in the UK earning 50k GBP per year have) is required. A splendid salary of 2900 GBP per year is on offer. Oh, and the job title required to be stated as the email subject is completely different to the job title stated on the advert, because the author fell asleep whilst writing the advert and forgot the previously used job title upon writing the second half. Ajarn.com :: Job:- Native Speaker Teacher (Computer) Quote:
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| Thaiophile slayer Last Online: Yesterday 10:56 PM Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: A charming yet pathetic country
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Trat would be a useful location going by the job spec Quote:
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| Thaiophile slayer Last Online: Yesterday 10:56 PM Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: A charming yet pathetic country
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| Our next contender is looking for a German teacher, but for some reason recognises several Teaching English as a Foreign Language certificates It is definitely part time. This is stated before and after the job title in case the applicant is cross-eyed. The salary on offer for our Bavarian Isaanite is a generous five large bottles of beer chang per hour. It's URGENT!!! because the current post holder habitually consumes his entire liquid salary before work rather than afterwards. Ajarn.com :: Job:- German teacher (Part time) Quote:
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| Thailand Expat Join Date: Aug 2008
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| So the first job is for a computer teacher and they want someone with a degree in computing... and you think that's a bad thing Smeg? If they didn't request someone with a computing degree you'd be complaining about that! |
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| Royal Barges Last Online: 21-11-2009 06:21 AM Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Switzerland / Chiang Mai / BKK
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| I think it's more the qualifications required vs. salary quota that seems a bit bizarre ;-) After all even Thai teachers earn more than that, and like stated, what computer geek with a uni degree would consider making a teaching degree to work for 15k bht per month ^^ |
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| Thailand Expat Join Date: Aug 2008
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| None, but if they advertised for a computer teacher and stated any BA will do, Smeg would be starting a thread about how fuxed up the edu system is here - they want a computer teacher but are happy to hire anyone with a degree in sewing and dress making. |
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| Thaiophile slayer Last Online: Yesterday 10:56 PM Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: A charming yet pathetic country
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| Here we have something naming itself as an international school in Phuket which pays 15,000 baht for 119 hours per month presumably requiring additional lesson planning time, probably working out at 100 baht per hour overall. Oh, but holidays are paid too, whoopy doos! Quote:
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| Thaiophile slayer Last Online: Yesterday 10:56 PM Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: A charming yet pathetic country
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| Absolutely minimal information given on this one, but at 20,000 baht per month there is no need to provide it as only an absolute desparado is likely to apply Quote:
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| Thailand Expat Join Date: Aug 2008
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Not everyone does this job for money Smeg. | ||
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| Thailand Expat Join Date: Aug 2008
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| For the most part - 'No'. The numerous volunteers, the retirees with who have x times their salary in pensions coming in... etc - 'Yes'. Mind you, I think I've read a few bits from yourself about being delighted at being able to give up teaching at one point... so as one of those types, I wouldn't expect you to understand. |
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