Hi, I am an American and will be moving to Thailand soon. I will be living there perminantly and finishing up my degree at a Thai university. I was curious if I could land a teaching job at some point with a bachelors degree from a Thai university?

Yes, you can. We have had several teachers who have degrees from Thai Universities.

It would help a lot if you have had some teacher training in the subject. TEFLA is a good way to go. There's a lot more to teaching the language than just speaking it.

might pay to check your spelling too! The students will catch you!!

You don't NEED a degree to teach here, but you do need one to get all the neccessary paper work.

You don't NEED a degree to teach here, but you do need one to get all the neccessary paper work.

Ok, so I can finish my degree up here in Bangkok, and should be able to find a job, no problem?

Ok, so I can finish my degree up here in Bangkok, and should be able to find a job, no problem?

no problems

As well, at the Uni you will prob pick up allot of English tutoring.

It would help a lot if you have had some teacher training in the subject. TEFLA is a good way to go. There's a lot more to teaching the language than just speaking it.

might pay to check your spelling too! The students will catch you!!

It might pay to check your capitalisations too! The students will catch you!!

The spelling and grammar Nazis have been out in force lately on a number of threads in the Teaching Sub-forum. This is not permitted.

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