Guest Writer- Teacher Arabella Freeman-Tak Province, Tak City, Thailand
I was invited by the CEO of Kids English Thailand and participated in both parts of the ceremony with her. The local community was welcoming, and (it seemed like) everyone in Sukhothai was invited to attend this event since it was considered a large party and celebration for all people.
Read MoreWai Kru Day is a Thai ritual in which students respect teachers to convey their appreciation and strengthen the student-teacher connection. In most schools in Thailand, the ceremony is observed on a Thursday in June or July. The ritual involves students showing esteem and humility toward their teachers.
Read MoreGuest Writer-Teacher Fergal-My Teaching in Thailand Story
Back in December 2019, I was already dreaming about going to Thailand. I was at the time thinking about all those fantastic things you associate with Thailand, the unique architecture of the temples all across Thailand, the delicious Thai food (spicy or not), and the friendly and welcoming people that are there, as Thailand is famously known as the land of smiles.
Read MoreLast week (July 1st, 2022), the Government of Thailand downgraded the Covid-19 situation in the country from a pandemic to an endemic.
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Read MoreGuest Writer-Simon De Gooijer an English teacher in Sukhothai Province, Thailand
How to apply for a Thai Motorcycle License from teacher Simon De Gooijer.
Read MoreTeaching Jobs in Thailand. Are you looking for a change of scenery or a new job? Are you looking to visit a new country, travel, and give back to the community through meaningful work? If the answer is yes, then we are the company that can help your dreams become a reality!
Read MoreIf you plan to stay in Thailand for any length of time, you will find it helpful to learn to read and write Thai; however, it isn't necessary, only learning to speak basic Thai for everyday purposes will suffice.
Read MoreApplying for a Police Clearance Certificate in Thailand is a complicated process that takes planning. However, once obtained, the background check determines if you have a criminal record in Thailand. This background check is valid to apply for a Non-Immigrant-B visa, your Thai work permit, or to apply for a job in another country that has requested proof of no criminal record during your time in Thailand.
Read MoreMobile phone plans in Thailand are very affordable compared to Western nations. You can immediately get 7-30 days of internet data and talk time for around 15 USD as soon as you land at the airport. As you clear customs, you will see many booths offering prepaid sim cards and other services. These mobile phone prepaid sims are sometimes free; however, they require you to purchase a plan for 1-15 days
Read MoreRegardless of the time of year, when moving to Thailand, you should make sure you pack the following in addition to some essentials specifically for teachers:
Read MoreEntering any country for tourism or employment purposes can be a complicated process to navigate. The information presented here is to help you understand some of the visa categories and the document process and requirements for employment in Thailand.
Read MoreThailand is widely acknowledged as the Land of Smiles, an allusion to the regularly held opinion that Thai people are cheerful and friendly people who like to smile, despite whether Western standards consider the circumstance suitable.
Read MoreThailand has progressed through many changes and numerous influences throughout its history. The existence of multiple, separate, distinguished, and often co-existing Thai kingdoms has chiefly been responsible for establishing the multifarious Thailand we recognize today.
Read MoreThailand was known as Siam—from the Sanskrit word Syama, meaning ‘dark’ or ‘brown’ until 1939, when it was changed to Thailand. In the Thai language, Thailand is “Prathet Thai,” which means Land of the Free. It returned to Siam shortly after the Second World War but became Thailand again in 1949.
Read MoreThailand embodies the East at its most mysterious and enigmatic to many outsiders. While on the outside, Bangkok looks like any other modern city, contrasts emerge when you mix with the locals.
Read MoreIn Thailand, if you are not a holder of a passport from the UK, USA, Australia, Canada, or New Zealand, you will be required to take a TOEIC test. The TOEIC Test Score is needed to demonstrate your English Proficiency level. The TOEIC Test can be taken at centers across 160 countries, including Thailand.
Read MoreA teaching job with Kids English Thailand assists in securing accommodation. The rent can range between 3,000-6,000 baht depending on the accommodation type and location. Typically in Thailand, apartments expect people moving in to pay one month's rent in advance and one month's rent as a deposit.
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