Guidelines for Filming an Introduction Video for Teaching Jobs in Thailand
Thailand Introduction Video & Where to Start
When filming an introduction video, we recommend being in a well-lit environment and dressing conservatively, smartly, and politely.
Try to film yourself sitting down, half-body, in the center of the camera, enthusiastic and smiling a lot…
Ensure that you speak slowly so Thai Teachers and administrators can understand you easily. It’s essential to know that they are listening to see if they think the students will understand your pronunciation.
Try to make it around 40 secs – 1 minute in length.
(Note: be careful if you have a strong accent; try to normalize/soften your accent)
To watch a helpful video to help you to understand the introduction video process:
Go to youtube.com to watch a KET teacher explain the process
You have the freedom to Adapt and Change the Script for Your Thailand Introduction Video
Guidelines of what to say are below:
First, introduce yourself and your education/qualifications:
My name is …
I am a teacher
I am from………. (country)
I studied for my bachelor’s degree in …
In my classroom, students won’t be sad; they will be happy!
I can help students to have perfect pronunciation.
Now you pronounce five random words slowly as an example
I love to teach and can teach any age, from 3-18.
In the classroom, I am kind, friendly, and patient.
If students make mistakes, it is okay! I can help them practice so they are confident in all areas of English, including listening, speaking, reading, and writing.
I look forward to working at your school.
Thank you.
Remember to be expressive, smile, and let your personality shine through!
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