HELLO EVERYONE, MY NAME IS GABRIEL HERNANDEZ, IM SPANISH, AND WONDERING TO MOVE (BACK ,AS I WAS THERE IN THE PAST) TO THAILAND, AND PREFERABLY GET A JOB WITH TENNIS. IF ANYONE KNOWS OF ANY OPENING WITH TENNIS, THAT WOULD BE GREAT, AND ANY HELP WOULD BE VERY APPRECIATED.

IM A CERTIFIED PTR INSTRUCTOR AND TNZ REGISTERED COACH

THANKS!!!

Very hard for a non Thai to earn a living at tennis here.

Remember you can not get a work permit for a job a Thai can do.

But I do know two farangs who teach tennis but they

are both struggling to stay afloat financially.

Best to do some teaching English or Spanish for income.

Good luck

I don't know if there are job opportunities for you at either of these places but here is the name of a couple of the larger and best tennis facilities on this side of Sukhumvit. They both have web addresses but don't think I am allowed to list them. Just google the names and you should get the info you need.

Frank Cuesta Tennis Academy (at Sukhumvit 50). 6623110474

Piyarom Sports Club (at Sukhumvit 103 Udomsuk)

If you have the skills and the right credentials, you might get lucky. After all, the Thai National tennis coach is (or was) an American.

I don't know if there are job opportunities for you at either of these places but here is the name of a couple of the larger and best tennis facilities on this side of Sukhumvit. They both have web addresses but don't think I am allowed to list them. Just google the names and you should get the info you need.

Frank Cuesta Tennis Academy (at Sukhumvit 50). 6623110474

Piyarom Sports Club (at Sukhumvit 103 Udomsuk)

If you have the skills and the right credentials, you might get lucky. After all, the Thai National tennis coach is (or was) an American.

You can apply for and get a work permit under Thai immigration laws.. I forget which one it is but, if you are coming

into Thialand to teach sports to kids and can demonstrate a that this is your profession you could work for one of the academy's here or set up your own entity.