Rensina

Well, if you don't care at all about money, Thailand's your oyster.  See the "excellent opportunity" in Maesai listed in this same forum, for example.  Ajarn dot com also has an extensive teaching job listing on the medium to low salary side.  Higher salary jobs typically mean Bangkok, plus experience and minimum qualifications, plus working here and building connections.  Check out the "Questions About Qualifications" pinned above for many examples.

"Steven"

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Can you give me any more info, Steven? about the "job"? I don't care a great deal about the money but "need" some... I do not have a degree...I'll check the web site Ajarn ...thanks for taking the time ...to reply..Rensina

I am teaching in China and want to go to Thailand in Sept to teach english..hopefully in an area where its not too..."city, pollution and industry"...any one have any info? rensina

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I am teaching in China and want to go to Thailand in Sept to teach english..hopefully in an area where its not too..."city, pollution and industry"...any one have any info? rensina

Yes...great idea..I am teaching in china and want to come to thailand around sept to teach english or maybe something else??.....a reccommendation is good for me.... thrown in the deep end here in china by "the Agent"....so a bit of advice before I go would be appreciated...Thanks from an aussie

Ok, we've got the other thread going now and the sky isn't falling (yet).  How about the flip side- you think you work at a great place, you've heard good things about it, etc., etc.  You'd recommend it to a friend.

SAME RULES-

1.  Only the name/location

2.  No explanations, defenses, anecdotes, personal names, or other propaganda

3.  No challenging the names others choose to post.

4.  No claims of surprise, or that you knew someone who worked there and hated it, or that you hated it, or basically anything here except school names/locations.

Shall we give it a go?

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