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I want to be a teacher
OK, you are really fantasizing. You usually need to have an advanced degree to teach at uni. I'm guessing you don't have a BA or BS since you haven't stated. -
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Tell me what scam you have been in ?
I just watched a beautiful video "stupid tourist" YouTuber who purposely got a Tuk Tuk from the Grand Palace who said he will take him for 20 baht back to his hotel but first....he needs to stop at tailor shops , a fake temple etc He ended up buying nothing ! The tailors wanted 10 on for a Armani suit And the Tuk Tuk was not happy Anyway he is a American guy with "balls" , he still paid the guy his 20 baht How many of us have been through this scam ? And let me add ,when he was outside the tailors , Tuk Tuk kept dropping off more n more farangs tk big suits who wanted the cheap Tuk Tuk rides but gave to look at suits first or Gem stores Why is thus still going on ? -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 23 December 2024
Thailand to Train 7,000 Massage Therapists Amid Industry Shortage File photo for reference only Thailand's Public Health Ministry plans to train 7,000 new massage therapists to fill a workforce gap in its 200 billion baht massage industry. Public Health Minister Somsak Thepsuthin announced on December 22 that this initiative aims to make Thai traditional massage a complementary treatment alongside conventional medicine. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1346981-thailand-to-train-7000-massage-therapists-amid-industry-shortage/ -
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Thailand to Train 7,000 Massage Therapists Amid Industry Shortage
File photo for reference only Thailand's Public Health Ministry plans to train 7,000 new massage therapists to fill a workforce gap in its 200 billion baht massage industry. Public Health Minister Somsak Thepsuthin announced on December 22 that this initiative aims to make Thai traditional massage a complementary treatment alongside conventional medicine. The training program will focus on treating seven chronic conditions: office syndrome, shoulder issues, locked-finger disease, hip muscle impingement, herniated discs, paralysis, and reproductive system disorders. Ministry Advisor Kosit Suvinitjit noted a shortage of 70,000 practitioners, including 50,000 masseurs and 20,000 therapists. With professional masseurs earning around 20,000 baht monthly, filling this gap could add 12 billion baht annually to the industry. The impact in therapy services is projected to be higher, with therapists earning about 176,000 baht monthly potentially contributing an extra 42.24 billion baht each year. The initiative will also benefit related businesses such as massage parlors and herbal product manufacturers. Somsak emphasized the massage industry's vital role in making Thailand a global health hub, stating the expansion of specialized skills will boost the health economy and trust in Thai massage as a complementary treatment. -- 2024-12-23 -
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Village in Panic as Giant Python Swallows Wild Boar & Lies Motionless in Rubber Plantation
Pythons almost never attack people. The most dangerous animals are human beings. -
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I want to be a teacher
Will you be teaching them how to Mop floors in the univercity ? -
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What are you having for Dinner tonight?
Do you have a phone capable of taking pictures? Or just a Nokia brick from tears gone by? Don't feel bad. There is a rumor Nolia is making a comeback ! No help in your situation but mildly interesting news. -
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