Tai777

Thanks for the advice guys

Right now I live with my mom, she is working here but she wants to go back in a couple of years and I go to school for free. At first I was super-motivated to be an engineer or something, but now I lost all that and I just want to learn some useful skills such as fixing autos, I don't have any passion left for school.

Hello all, as you can see I'm a new member here. I am a dual Thai-US citizen currently living in the USA.

Right now I am 22 years old, male and in a junior college. I was working towards my Bachelor's degree here in the USA but I completely lost interest and I desperately want to go back to Thailand, life here is too boring and depressing for me.

I was considering learning some useful skills and enrolling in vocational programs such as learning carpentry, automotive and electrical skills. I'm wondering how far I could get in Thailand with several vocational skills from the USA and no Bachelor's degree. I know I won't need a work permit, because I hold Thai citizenship, so that would not be an obstacle for me.

I am seriously considering teaching English in one of the backwater provinces, as I can't stand being in the city, but my question is, how will I fare without a bachelor's degree? WIll I be able to make a decent living? I could possibly get a TEFL certificate.

(edit: Creature comforts such as high speed internet/hot water are not required for me, as I can live just like the rural Thais do, it is something I am used to)