King's College of English, definitely! Any of the branches (Emporium, Bang Na, SCB; no knowledge of the Chiang Mai branch, but assuming that's okay too) will do. Worked there for 3 years myself.

Edited October 8, 200619 yr by robenroute

The Prince Royal's College

www.prc.ac.th

K-12

ISB is highly recommended.

By me.

BFD!

Prince of Songkla University, Hadd yai

I'm glad to see we're getting some good schools to add to this thread.

If Prince is here then I must add the sister school - Dara Academy.

Best place I ever worked...

I don't want to break 'the rules" but I would recommend different places to work for different people. People have differing qualifications, preferences, and objectives in teaching. Having said that, I would recommend AUA for a newbie teacher.

yes... I suppose. A mate of mine works at AUA Ramkamheang and he's not liking it much. But then again, he is a newbie.

Edited May 18, 200719 yr by Flow

^ Problem with places like AUA is they can vary from one branch to another.

You're making a valid point. Rumour has it that their Ramkamheang branch is to be avoided at all costs.

This is second hand info. Never worked there myself, though.

Private and government unies have always been good for me; laid back atmosphere and good pay (1,000 Baht an hour & up); part-time that is. Can't give out names, sorry. I don't think I want competition. It will hurt the bottom line. I'm sure you guys understand

Edited May 18, 200719 yr by Flow

Dara also gets my vote over Prince.

If Prince is here then I must add the sister school - Dara Academy.

Best place I ever worked...

Inlingua (Rama 2 & 3)

I suppose any Inlingua branch is a safe bet and Wattana Wittaya Suk. 19, best gig I ever had and never should have left

Inlingua International School of Languages

Media Kidz Thailand

Edited June 8, 200719 yr by DragonQuest

A couple of posts have been deleted. I'd like to remind our members to read the rules in the OP: no comments, arguments, or complaints are allowed on this thread. Only the names of schools you would recommend. You are free to post the names (only) of schools you don't recommend on the *other* thread. Thank you for your cooperation.

Mahidol University

(Firsthand experience with excellent programs such as

College of Music

International College

College of Management)

Early Learning Centre (ELC)......Plenty of support, sane management, good pay.

Inlingua (Rama 2 & 3)

I wouldn't recommend these ones but would Chidlom and Bang Na and especially the Corporate Department on foor 8 of Chidlom Centre Chidlom.

King's College of English (Bang Na, SCB, Emporium)

:D :D :jerk:

Sorry, there's no school I would recommend to my friends. They're too old.

Sorry, there's no school I would recommend to my friends. They're too old.

Speaking of moi?

Bangkok Christian College

St. Joseph Convent (Silom)

Srinakarinwirot Prasamnitr University (Language Center)

Holy Family (Phra Vistuthiwong) School in Lam Lukka Pathumthani, about 20 mins from Don Mueang.

Lovely environment to work in. The staff and students are awesome. The school is run pretty well.

Edited February 2, 200917 yr by Africanteacher

AUA Generally good

Siam Computer- gd. but you will starve

St Josephs The Regents....any intl. good !

Harrow International School

I would recommend King's College Lad Prao - taught some weekend classes during a transition about two and a half years ago. Would say that they employ some reasonable people (both English and Thai), provide you with good resources and pay well for language schools with a very discreet management style. The owner KK is a lovely lady

Edited February 17, 200917 yr by bungy007

Garden International School.

I think they had the best results last year and someone said it has a great ethos.

First Steps - Sukhumvit Soi 43 International pre-school