elijaveloper

Sadly I might be in the same spot. Bought a 2nd hand bike, turns out it hasn't been taxed ever since the guy before me bought it. I got the gbook and some thai documents but all the registration shops have been telling me its either I need a truck load of documents they don't even mention what they are, or just call it quits and have the bike in limbo lol.

Them lyrics aint "no problem". lol

Hmm, kinda lost on this one (here in Rayong though). My wife has a bachelor's in education way before 2019 and our HR insisted that she takes KSP's (or back home) licensure test. Talking to our district KSP branch didnt do much as they weren't able to communicate with me at all. She's on her 4th waiver. I am gonna be (hopefully) on my 4th waiver this year, I finished my certification/1-year course on top of my bachelor's (IT) just a few months in to 2020. Had I've known of this change coming up I would've done my studies wayyyy back. Oh well.

Not unless they have their licenses from their home country. This year we're gonna take our own exam from the Ph and take it back here to Th, since there's no way I'm gonna wait for the TCT just to fail lol.

Its either that or they're getting rid of their old folks and gonna take in the new generation of NNES (or willing NES) with more qualifications and less pay.

Well aint those bleak numbers lol.

It appears that even if you've done your studies prior to the 2020 implementation, you're still required to present a teaching license (either from passing the TCT test or one from your home country). That's what I've been hearing from our local TCT office though. by the way, I believe the recent tct test results are out, anybody here passed?

https://www.ksp.or.th/ksp2018/2019/11/12588/ "Third, in the case of foreigners or a person of Thai nationality using foreign qualifications wishing to apply for a teacher's license Must meet the rules and conditions The following conditions are met: 1) Certified for teaching professional experience as required by the Board 2) Have a Work Permit 3) Have proof of residency in Thailand 4) Pass a test and assessment of technical competency teaching profession in accordance with the rules and procedures prescribed by the Committee. For Thai nationals, the qualifications in items 2 and 3 are exempted. This will not affect the rights of those who have graduated from a degree or educational certificate recognized by the Teachers Council of Thailand before the academic year 2019, including those who have the right to apply for a license. practice as a teacher before this regulation comes into force" (Google Translate) Last line really gutted me, my paperwork was ready but the situation overshadowed it lol

Thank you for this. I was actually familiar with this since there was a recent survey sent to us by HR. No follow up though and they're expecting us to go DIY.

So far the TCT office here at my district has been going back and forth with the requirements. They've been telling teachers that though on paper they are qualified under the criteria listed on TCT's website, they're still required to get a license from their home country. Considering the situation right now back there, this aint gonna happen easily. Some Chinese teachers I know have done the TCT test several times already, haven't got to pass it yet.