HappySquareHead

No mention in the article about motorcycle accidents caused by a bucket of water thrown at a bike going 40 kph.

On the topic of the need for a BA to teach: The school I got my TEFL certificate from in Thailand suggested using a "diploma mill" degree. These are companies that give a 10 minute test over the internet and award a self-accredited "Bacholers" for only about 500 or so American dollars. At the time (2006) the Thai MOE accepted this...they expected the individual school to evaluate their prospects' creditentials. The school I got my TEFL certificate from employed me for three years to work a technical college. Since then, I've enrolled in a University here and changed my visa. Hope this helps.

I am starting at Payap University next week. I am in the process of changing my visa from non-immigrant B to an Education visa. The University provided the tests I took prior to starting in order to exempt me from required classes. I believe you will have to arrange for your Education visa before you leave. I suggest you start corresponding with the university now and find out their requirements from them. If they're like Payap, they'll be happy to engage with a perspective foreign student. Hope this helps.