An inside look into Life as A TEFL Teacher in Thailand
Guest 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.
Overcoming Homesickness in Thailand as an English Teacher
A personal insight into the struggles and solutions for when you feel homesick while living abroad from Guest Writer-Freya Peake, a KET Teacher in Lampang Province, Thailand.
Unexpected & Amazing Thailand October School Holiday Experience!
Guest Writer-James Hudson a KET Teacher in Phetchabun Province, Thailand
As an English teacher new to Thailand, you will make some of the most fulfilling and valuable connections with local people that can lead to deep and meaningful friendships.
Gat/Pat Thailand Exams
The general aptitude test (GAT) and professional and academic aptitude test (PAT) are for Thai students intending to enroll in state universities.
Work Permit Requirements for Teachers in Thailand: The Complete Guide — Teach English in Thailand with Kids English
A Thai work permit allows foreign nationals to work in Thailand as skilled professionals. A work permit is required to work legally in the Kingdom of Thailand. Once the work permit is received, the individual must work only with the company named in the Thai work permit, at the address in the work permit, and within the category of work listed. The duration of a Thai work permit typically matches the term of your contract.
The Thai 'Wai' | Thai Greeting | Understanding Thai People — Teach English in Thailand with Kids English
Often referred to as ‘the Land of Smiles, Thailand is famous for its culture and people’s welcoming and warm temperament. Rice farms and elaborate temples are weaved in and around busy, sophisticated cities, reflecting the diversity of landscapes and lifestyles.
Emergency Numbers in Thailand
Firstly, I must emphasize if you require to communicate with an English-speaking emergency operator, you should call the Tourist Police or, in the case of a casualty, an ambulance service from one of the many international or regular government hospitals in Thailand.
Getting a Thai Driving License: Guide for Motorcycle and Teaching English in Thailand with Kids English
Guest Writer-Simon De Gooijer an English teacher in Sukhothai Province, Thailand
How to apply for a Thai Motorcycle License from teacher Simon De Gooijer.
Loy Krathong Festival 2020
One of the most marvelous of all Thai festivals is Loi Krathong. It is a true blessing if you are in Thailand during this time. Loi Krathong is a festival observed in Thailand, Laos, and Southeast Asia. The Loi Krathong festival takes place on the evening of the 12th month in the traditional Thai lunar calendar. Loi Krathong's dates change yearly because of the moon; however, it usually falls in October/November.
How to Use a Bidet in Thailand: A Guide to Using the Bum Gun — Teach English in Thailand with Kids English
If you come to South East Asia, one notable difference is the absence of toilet paper in the bathrooms. Instead, you will find a bidet shower, aka the bum-gun.
Thai Food Vocabulary: A Comprehensive Guide for Teaching English in Thailand with Kids English
Thai cuisine is undoubtedly loved by many beyond the borders of Thailand. Thai restaurants can be found in almost every city worldwide, especially in the USA, Australia, and Great Britain. However, unbeknownst to most people, the Thai food served in restaurants outside of Thailand has often been modified to suit non-Thai taste buds, and many dishes in Thailand you may find to be extremely spicy.
Thailand School Year: Thai School Calendar Explained — Teach English in Thailand with Kids English
In Thailand, the weather is a significant motivator for the timing of the Thai school year; it does not resemble regular European, Australian, or North American school calendars. The school year starts in mid-May, when the rainy season commences, and ends at the beginning of March as the hot season rolls around.
Christmas in a Thai School & New Year in Thailand
Guest Author: Michael Chen | Math and English Teacher
Christmas and New Year in Thailand by Michael Chen | Math and English Teacher, Lampang province, Thailand.
Thai Non-Immigrant B Visa Form Guidelines
The Thai visa application form is one of the primary documents you must submit when applying for a Thai Visa. The Thai Visa application form isn’t complicated, but it needs to be completed accurately; otherwise, your visa application can be refused.
Introduction to Thailand Part 5
Understanding Thailand Part Five-Beliefs & Perspectives in Thailand-Recognizing One’s Position.
Introduction to Thailand Part 4
Thailand 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.
Introduction to Thailand Part 3
Thailand 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.
Introduction to Thailand Part 1
Thailand 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.
TOEIC Test English Proficiency Exams for Teachers in Thailand | สอบTOEIC
In 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.
Apartments in Thailand
A 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.