What to Wear If You’re an English Teacher in Thailand
Every year, thousands of westerners move to Thailand to teach EFL (English as a Foreign Language). Once they get here, and get an […]
Read moreEvery year, thousands of westerners move to Thailand to teach EFL (English as a Foreign Language). Once they get here, and get an […]
Read moreGetting most EFL students to say more than a couple of words in class can be a challenge. In Thailand, EFL students […]
Read moreIn the decade I taught EFL/ESL (English as a Foreign Language/English as a Second Language) in Asia, I noticed how much my […]
Read moreTeaching EFL/ESL in Thailand, I have noticed most of my EFL/ESL students have problems wtih word stress. Even the high-level students are […]
Read moreSome of the best and most fluent English speakers I’ve met in Thailand have been Thais who taught themselves English listening to […]
Read moreOne of the main problems EFL/ESL students in Thailand have is learning new English vocabulary. Often, their grammar skills will be quite good, but […]
Read moreMany western teachers come to Thailand to teach English and are completely out of their depth. A fair percentage of Thai school […]
Read moreOne of the many questions would-be teachers have about teaching English (EFL) in Thailand is what kind of employee benefits does a […]
Read moreDuring the decade I taught in Thailand, sometimes I ran out of things to teach. When you have the same students, like I […]
Read moreTeaching new EFL vocabulary is usually boring, for teachers and students alike. It’s difficult for a teacher to come up with a lesson […]
Read moreOne thing many EFL/ESL teachers in Thailand get frustrated with is getting their corporate students talking. That’s why this free corporate EFL/ESL […]
Read moreA couple of years ago, tired of teaching English in Bangkok, I looked at moving further north, to Chiang Mai, Thailand’s second […]
Read moreWhen I taught EFL (English as a Foreign Language) in Thailand, I noticed quickly how difficult it can be to motivate Thai […]
Read moreStudies on children (and adults) learning EFL (English as a Foreign Language) often prove they remember vocabulary easier if they learn it […]
Read moreWhile Bangkok is where most of the English teaching jobs are in Thailand, Chiang Mai is still the place many EFL teachers […]
Read moreIf you are an expat working in Thailand, most jobs require you to get a medical certificate, also known as a health certificate, […]
Read moreAs Thais become more affluent and as more expats move to Bangkok, Thailand to work for major international corporations, Bangkok’s international schools […]
Read moreTo many western teachers new in Thailand, working at a Thai university sounds like the most prestigious teaching job in Thailand. However, they’re […]
Read moreOne of the problems with teaching EFL or ESL students listening skills is that many of the listening files available (online or […]
Read moreFor many EFL/ESL students, particularly those who don’t live in western countries, learning how to tell the time in English can be […]
Read moreMost EFL (English as a Foreign Language) teachers know, those teachers who are able to earn respect from the children they teach […]
Read moreThe majority of westerners (known as ‘farangs’ in Thailand) come to Thailand because they love the country, not because they want to […]
Read moreI’ve used dictation in every EFL/ESL class I’ve ever taught, from beginner level and little kids right up to high-level adult EFL/ESL […]
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