Adam85

I asked the same questions as you months ago regarding what courses were accepted to gain the 5 year teachers license. I've still not managed to find any answers after all this time. I too live far from Nakon Nayok so can't attend St Theresa. It seems nothing that you can do online will get you the license, you still have to take the test, and there's no mention of when the test is. The whole situation is an absolute joke. Who on earth would decide to study for 1-3 years and pay a lot of money for something that you have no idea is going to be accepted? I wish the TCT would simply announce what courses and institutions are accepted. Looks like teaching at University's or language schools are the only way to avoid this farce if you've used up all your waivers. Please pm me if you find out anything, good luck.

Hi everyone, I'm aware there are other posts about this topic on this forum. I've literally spent days reading through everything on here prior to posting my own thread. Unfortunately, despite my efforts I've still not found any facts. After living in Thailand for eight years however, I know how quickly things change and how hard getting a straight answer can be. I'm hoping someone out there might be able to shine a light in this very confusing sea of misinformation. I'm simply trying to put together different options that will lead to me being able to obtain a professional teachers license from Krusapa. So far this is what I've found: 1. St Theresa International College 2. Saint Roberts Group 3. PGCEi University of Nottingham 4. PGCEi University of Derby Has anyone done any of the above and successfully been able to obtain there 5 year teaching license? I just want to make sure before I pay for anything, that it will obviously lead to me getting my license. Any other courses that anyone can suggest are welcomed, thanks for your time. Also, by taking 1 or 2 would Krusapa be likely to issue me a provisional waiver whilst I'm studying. (I have had 3 waivers already, taught for 4 years in total) From what I've read 1 & 2 don't require me to take the Krusapa exam and are fairly inexpensive. But 3 & 4 I will still need to take the exam which I've read is a s*** show so I'm kind of reluctant to pursue this route. Thanks to anyone with any knowledge for your help and time, it's very much appreciated. Adam