How to Write a Perfect EFL Resume (CV) for an English Teaching Job in Thailand
As part of one of my jobs teaching EFL in Thailand, I used to work with the Thai administration going through resumes (CVs) […]
Read moreAs part of one of my jobs teaching EFL in Thailand, I used to work with the Thai administration going through resumes (CVs) […]
Read moreMany people think about volunteering to teach English in a foreign country, but few ever do it. In Thailand, volunteer English teachers […]
Read moreOne of the first classes of EFL students I taught in Thailand was a class of six year olds. In childrens’ beginner EFL/ESL […]
Read moreThe majority of western English teachers working in Thailand teach children, and most teach at Thai government schools. With government schools all […]
Read moreMost English (EFL) teachers come to Thailand and end up teaching children. Many would prefer teaching corporate English (EFL) as the work load […]
Read moreEFL/ESL corporate students often struggle when it comes to providing good customer service skills in English. Speaking English is already difficult for […]
Read moreAs an EFL/ESL teacher in Thailand, one of the things I always found difficult was teaching English spelling. English, unfortunately, is not a […]
Read moreSince I moved to Thailand a decade ago, I’ve read report after report stating Thailand has the lowest standard of English skills […]
Read moreEvery EFL/ESL teacher, no matter which country they teach in, comes across badly-behaved children eventually. Some are easy to handle, some are not […]
Read moreAlthough there are many western men in Thailand, there are less western women. The western women who do come don’t stay long. […]
Read moreRecently, I’ve begun to meet many Americans who’ve moved to Thailand to teach. Most said they moved to Thailand as, in the […]
Read moreFor many English (EFL) teachers that come to Thailand, teaching in Bangkok is the last thing they want to do. With teaching […]
Read moreThailand has hundreds of universities throughout the country, but the best universities in Thailand are still in Bangkok. From Chulalongkorn to Thammasat , […]
Read moreThe most difficult grammar point for every level of student from Asia to understand is often ‘question tags’. Many Asian languages don’t […]
Read moreWhen I began teaching English in Thailand, one of my frustrations was getting my students to remember the difference between countries, […]
Read moreOne of the first questions English teachers ask before they move to Thailand is how much money they should bring with them. Most […]
Read moreMany people relocate to Bangkok, Thailand each year with the hopes of teaching English. As most schools in Thailand now require a TEFL […]
Read moreWhen I first moved to Thailand to teach English, I must admit, I was lax with rules in my classroom. Wanting to fit […]
Read moreYou can get an EFL teaching job via a phone interview In the last few years, teachers are often recruited for EFL teaching […]
Read moreWhen I was getting ready to teach my first week in an EFL classroom abroad, I must admit I was terrified. Not having […]
Read moreThai students study in overseas universities more and more, but should they? I’ve recently started thinking about how Thai students study in overseas […]
Read moreHow will the new teaching qualification requirements in Thailand impact you? Thailand is in the process of instituting new teaching qualification requirements for […]
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