When I first applied for a teaching post in Thailand, I thought it would be a great way to get paid for traveling – an opportunity to visit another country, learn about its culture, and get paid for the privilege; and traveling teacher. Teaching English in Thailand has been one of the most rewarding and […]
What to do in Chiang Mai. With its gorgeous natural attractions, laid-back atmosphere, and inexpensive prices are fast becoming one of the most popular tourist spots worldwide. There are so many things to do at any time of the day in this little city, that by the time we have exhausted the list, I am
Living in Thailand is a fantastic destination for the penny-pinching traveler and teaching has got to be the perfect vocation. Teaching English in Thailand is easy after taking the Premium TEFL course offered by EntrustTEFL, which sets you up with everything you need to succeed. It also leaves you with enough time and resources to
Thailand is well-known as one of the best budget destinations on earth, particularly the smaller cities such as Chiang Mai. This city is filled with expats and creative types who have learned the knack of life and leisure on a shoestring budget, although it remains much less crowded than bustling Bangkok, which incidentally is also
Entrust TEFL is asked by the Thai Ministry of Education to train Thai teachers of English in Chonburi, Thailand The Thai Ministry of Education employed Entrust TEFL to carry out another three-day teacher training ‘boot camp’, this time for 200 Thai teachers currently teaching English as a second language to students in Bangkok and surrounding
Thailand’s Friendly Culture. Once you have taken up a position you will discover why this interesting country is known as ‘The Land of A Thousand Smiles’ and why it has become such a popular destination for tourists as well as those seeking gainful employment.  It’s not just the fantastic food and scenic beaches either. The
The debate over whether or not you need a degree to teach English in Thailand rages on. Although the government has cracked down on issuing work permits to those without a degree, there is such a massive shortage of English teachers in the country that most schools will be happy to hire you as long
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While most people teaching English as a foreign language see it merely as a way to earn money while travelling the world, there are those who fall in love with teaching and choose to make a career of it. There is no reason why you too should not make a career of this gratifying and
Entrust TEFL is asked by the Thai Ministry of Education to train Thai teachers of English in Chonburi, Thailand The Thai Ministry of Education employed Entrust TEFL to carry out a three-day teacher training ‘boot camp’ for 120 Thai teachers currently teaching English as a second language to students in Phrae and surrounding provinces in
Loi Kratong is one of the most beautiful festivals in Thailand and takes place on the day of the first full moon during the twelfth month of the lunar calendar, which is usually in November. The word ‘loi’ means ‘to float’, while ‘kratong’ refers to the vessels which are used in the celebrations. The kratongs