Where To Find Specific English Teaching Jobs Advertised In Thailand

[crabstix]

Apart from Ajarn.com, what other sites advertise for English teaching jobs in Thailand? I have 10 years ESL teaching experience in Thailand (mostly at university level) and one and a half in Korea so far. I am looking for a job which will allow me to use my teaching experience as well as technology, so working in a Self-access learning centre in a school/ university would be ideal. Which websites advertise such jobs? I am fluent in Spoken Thai too (if that is of any help)

[SEETEFL]

There are many links to job-listing sites on our website. Link here:

http://seetefl.com/tefl-job-guarantee/'>http://seetefl.com/tefl-job-guarantee/

It's part of our 9-step guide to find teaching work in Thailand.

John

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Edited June 29, 2010 by SEETEFL

[mizzi39]

Most solid jobs are found by just hitting the pavement, or at least that has been my experience as well as the experience of friends.<img class="bbc_emoticon" alt="" src="http://static.thaivisa.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/default/wink.gif"><br>

[SEETEFL]

Most solid jobs are found by just hitting the pavement, or at least that has been my experience as well as the experience of friends.<img class="bbc_emoticon" alt="" src="http://static.thaivisa.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/default/wink.gif"><br>

Good advice Mizzi and a little Googling will produce addresses for most schools. We also have lists of private/government schools, language schools, colleges, kindergartens and universities in Chiang Mai. From our website: Step 8 - On the last day of training exhaustive lists of contact information for Chiang Mai schools will be distributed and discussed. The lists include 30 private schools, 5 universities, 7 vocational colleges, 20 language schools and around 10 government schools.