ChiefBEM Posted February 6, 2006 Share Posted February 6, 2006 Everybody, I do not know if you have seen this or if you are interested but a High School In Ubon is looking for 2 Native English Speakers to teach English starting in April 2006. Here is the advertisement: Hi school in Ubon. Thailand needs 2 native English teachers(male or female).The 2,000 students school located in big city,600 km.from Bangkok, Thai people have good attitude to Farang, all facilities in town,many shopping mall, western food(KFC,Burger, Pizza,Mcdonold ect, or local food(cheap,clean and healthy) good kids,good people, good weather,no traffic jam,no crime, sport area and gym,better than Bangkok and Chiengmai. 1-2 year contract.Salary begins 25,000 BathThai.Cheaper cost of living (100Bath/day is enuogh for food and transportation.Job will begin in April 2006 Your opportunity to work and travel in Thailand. contact with photo and resume to [email protected] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MarcoH Posted February 6, 2006 Share Posted February 6, 2006 Everybody,I do not know if you have seen this or if you are interested but a High School In Ubon is looking for 2 Native English Speakers to teach English starting in April 2006. Here is the advertisement: Hi school in Ubon. Thailand needs 2 native English teachers(male or female).The 2,000 students school located in big city,600 km.from Bangkok, Thai people have good attitude to Farang, all facilities in town,many shopping mall, western food(KFC,Burger, Pizza,Mcdonold ect, or local food(cheap,clean and healthy) good kids,good people, good weather,no traffic jam,no crime, sport area and gym,better than Bangkok and Chiengmai. 1-2 year contract.Salary begins 25,000 BathThai.Cheaper cost of living (100Bath/day is enuogh for food and transportation.Job will begin in April 2006 Your opportunity to work and travel in Thailand. contact with photo and resume to [email protected] Wow,, i have tried to locate that Mc Donnals in Ubon but last 9yrs havent found it..... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AsiaWolfie Posted February 6, 2006 Share Posted February 6, 2006 I wish them luck for that and those 2000 kids deserve good teachers for sure, but I doubt they will be able to find decent people for that job..... who wanna live in the middle of nowhere and work for 25.000 Bt a month..... and one thing they wrote: "no crime" ??? they must be kidding, isnt it ? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MarcoH Posted February 6, 2006 Share Posted February 6, 2006 I wish them luck for that and those 2000 kids deserve good teachers for sure, but I doubt they will be able to find decent people for that job..... who wanna live in the middle of nowhere and work for 25.000 Bt a month..... and one thing they wrote: "no crime" ??? they must be kidding, isnt it ? Wolfie that is in Ubon,, actually we dont have so much,,so that part is true more or less,, few places we have tought,, kind of those places,, dont go during night time.... Wolfie,, kind of frace,,no crime, no nothing....meaning night life,, but Teacher's not looking for night life....they are family people.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
raslin Posted February 7, 2006 Share Posted February 7, 2006 I wish them luck for that and those 2000 kids deserve good teachers for sure, but I doubt they will be able to find decent people for that job..... who wanna live in the middle of nowhere and work for 25.000 Bt a month..... and one thing they wrote: "no crime" ??? they must be kidding, isnt it ? Coo, When I started teaching at a high school in Bangkok I used to get 8,000baht/month and 75 baht/hour overtime. Clearly things have improved a bit. However, I thought that foreigners now had to be paid a wage that was related to where they came from. Perhaps that's a load of sh...... And why can I teach for 25,000 baht/month but I have to have 40,000baht/month for retirement? Roger retired in Surin Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MarcoH Posted February 7, 2006 Share Posted February 7, 2006 I wish them luck for that and those 2000 kids deserve good teachers for sure, but I doubt they will be able to find decent people for that job..... who wanna live in the middle of nowhere and work for 25.000 Bt a month..... and one thing they wrote: "no crime" ??? they must be kidding, isnt it ? Coo, When I started teaching at a high school in Bangkok I used to get 8,000baht/month and 75 baht/hour overtime. Clearly things have improved a bit. However, I thought that foreigners now had to be paid a wage that was related to where they came from. Perhaps that's a load of sh...... And why can I teach for 25,000 baht/month but I have to have 40,000baht/month for retirement? Roger retired in Surin Good question,, maybe immigration would love to answer to that 1,, Other one is,, work permit???? not mentioned at all,,as with out work permit,, one will be illegal worker and will be well, send back home IF catched.... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ChiefBEM Posted February 9, 2006 Author Share Posted February 9, 2006 I wish them luck for that and those 2000 kids deserve good teachers for sure, but I doubt they will be able to find decent people for that job..... who wanna live in the middle of nowhere and work for 25.000 Bt a month..... and one thing they wrote: "no crime" ??? they must be kidding, isnt it ? Coo, When I started teaching at a high school in Bangkok I used to get 8,000baht/month and 75 baht/hour overtime. Clearly things have improved a bit. However, I thought that foreigners now had to be paid a wage that was related to where they came from. Perhaps that's a load of sh...... And why can I teach for 25,000 baht/month but I have to have 40,000baht/month for retirement? Roger retired in Surin Roger, I had heard that you could not work if you were on a retirement visa. The Retirement Visa says you have to have an income of at least 65,000 baht a month. Is the information on the Thailand Immagrations Site incorrect? Would appreciate the real life experiences in comparison to what the Thai Government publishes. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
teletiger Posted February 9, 2006 Share Posted February 9, 2006 I needs a bit a wedge meself. 'n i can speak proper english.....innit. wher do i put me moniker? regards Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
skylar Posted February 10, 2006 Share Posted February 10, 2006 I wish them luck for that and those 2000 kids deserve good teachers for sure, but I doubt they will be able to find decent people for that job..... who wanna live in the middle of nowhere and work for 25.000 Bt a month..... and one thing they wrote: "no crime" ??? they must be kidding, isnt it ? Coo, When I started teaching at a high school in Bangkok I used to get 8,000baht/month and 75 baht/hour overtime. Clearly things have improved a bit. However, I thought that foreigners now had to be paid a wage that was related to where they came from. Perhaps that's a load of sh...... And why can I teach for 25,000 baht/month but I have to have 40,000baht/month for retirement? Roger retired in Surin Good question,, maybe immigration would love to answer to that 1,, Other one is,, work permit???? not mentioned at all,,as with out work permit,, one will be illegal worker and will be well, send back home IF catched.... Not on the Thai-Australian Working Holiday Visa. An Aussie can work up to 3 months at one company at once for a year with no work permit It's just up to the schools to decide if their kids want to learn the Australian vernacular Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thai Chi Posted February 10, 2006 Share Posted February 10, 2006 I wish them luck for that and those 2000 kids deserve good teachers for sure, but I doubt they will be able to find decent people for that job..... who wanna live in the middle of nowhere and work for 25.000 Bt a month..... and one thing they wrote: "no crime" ??? they must be kidding, isnt it ? Coo, When I started teaching at a high school in Bangkok I used to get 8,000baht/month and 75 baht/hour overtime. Clearly things have improved a bit. However, I thought that foreigners now had to be paid a wage that was related to where they came from. Perhaps that's a load of sh...... And why can I teach for 25,000 baht/month but I have to have 40,000baht/month for retirement? Roger retired in Surin Good question,, maybe immigration would love to answer to that 1,, Other one is,, work permit???? not mentioned at all,,as with out work permit,, one will be illegal worker and will be well, send back home IF catched.... Not on the Thai-Australian Working Holiday Visa. An Aussie can work up to 3 months at one company at once for a year with no work permit It's just up to the schools to decide if their kids want to learn the Australian vernacular I thought that was for a Thai National (under very restricted conditions) going to Oz Is there a reciprocal agreement that applies for Aussies coming here? Supplying the source of your statement would be very appreciated Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thaibites0 Posted February 11, 2006 Share Posted February 11, 2006 The 'I wouldn't get out of bed for less than B70,000' and 'they rip us off so we can do the same' posts just show you the mentality of the firmly entrenched Falangs that never travel outside the known falang area's. A Thai teacher teaching English in Ubon with a couple of years experience would be getting about B8,000 and if they are lucky enough to be working at a government school they will get an annual increase - after 30+ years they may be on B32,000 which is a real fortune here. Is all of Thailand a crime hotspot? I've been here over 25 years in Ubon and have never been burgled or accosted in the street, I have never been mugged and have never had my car aerial snapped off by vandals - is it safe to live here? A hel_l of a lot safer than most places I've been. Travel from anywhere to anywhere in the city limits will cost you B5 and a filling and tasty meal at lunch time will cost you B30 so the information in the post is correct. An evening meal will cost you B50 or B2000 depending on where you want to eat. Is B25,000 a pittance? Go home and earn $4000 then. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
skylar Posted February 11, 2006 Share Posted February 11, 2006 I wish them luck for that and those 2000 kids deserve good teachers for sure, but I doubt they will be able to find decent people for that job..... who wanna live in the middle of nowhere and work for 25.000 Bt a month..... and one thing they wrote: "no crime" ??? they must be kidding, isnt it ? Coo, When I started teaching at a high school in Bangkok I used to get 8,000baht/month and 75 baht/hour overtime. Clearly things have improved a bit. However, I thought that foreigners now had to be paid a wage that was related to where they came from. Perhaps that's a load of sh...... And why can I teach for 25,000 baht/month but I have to have 40,000baht/month for retirement? Roger retired in Surin Good question,, maybe immigration would love to answer to that 1,, Other one is,, work permit???? not mentioned at all,,as with out work permit,, one will be illegal worker and will be well, send back home IF catched.... Not on the Thai-Australian Working Holiday Visa. An Aussie can work up to 3 months at one company at once for a year with no work permit It's just up to the schools to decide if their kids want to learn the Australian vernacular I thought that was for a Thai National (under very restricted conditions) going to Oz Is there a reciprocal agreement that applies for Aussies coming here? Supplying the source of your statement would be very appreciated Absolutely. The Thai Embassy in Canberra and the Thai Consulate in Sydney. The agreement is restricted for both parties, but since I meet the requirements, it's not an issue for me. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thai Chi Posted February 12, 2006 Share Posted February 12, 2006 Thank you skylar. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Chang_paarp Posted February 16, 2006 Share Posted February 16, 2006 I thought that was for a Thai National (under very restricted conditions) going to Oz Is there a reciprocal agreement that applies for Aussies coming here?Supplying the source of your statement would be very appreciated It is part of the Free trade agreement. Check the immigration web site for Senator Vanstones anouncements. It has not made it on to the working holiday visa page yet. Same rules as working holiday, under 30, max 12 months, no more than 3 months for 1 employer. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
skylar Posted February 16, 2006 Share Posted February 16, 2006 I thought that was for a Thai National (under very restricted conditions) going to Oz Is there a reciprocal agreement that applies for Aussies coming here? Supplying the source of your statement would be very appreciated It is part of the Free trade agreement. Check the immigration web site for Senator Vanstones anouncements. It has not made it on to the working holiday visa page yet. Same rules as working holiday, under 30, max 12 months, no more than 3 months for 1 employer. There is more information on http://thaisydney.idx.com.au/HoliWorkvisa.html, however it is not completely clear... for example it doesn't expressly say you need an undergraduate degree. I've been looking on Australian Government websites, but all I have seen are couple of media releases, not proper documents. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ChiefBEM Posted February 17, 2006 Author Share Posted February 17, 2006 I wish them luck for that and those 2000 kids deserve good teachers for sure, but I doubt they will be able to find decent people for that job..... who wanna live in the middle of nowhere and work for 25.000 Bt a month..... and one thing they wrote: "no crime" ??? they must be kidding, isnt it ? Coo, When I started teaching at a high school in Bangkok I used to get 8,000baht/month and 75 baht/hour overtime. Clearly things have improved a bit. However, I thought that foreigners now had to be paid a wage that was related to where they came from. Perhaps that's a load of sh...... And why can I teach for 25,000 baht/month but I have to have 40,000baht/month for retirement? Roger retired in Surin Good question,, maybe immigration would love to answer to that 1,, Other one is,, work permit???? not mentioned at all,,as with out work permit,, one will be illegal worker and will be well, send back home IF catched.... Not on the Thai-Australian Working Holiday Visa. An Aussie can work up to 3 months at one company at once for a year with no work permit It's just up to the schools to decide if their kids want to learn the Australian vernacular Thanks for the information. Are most of the ESL teachers in Thailand Aussies? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
skylar Posted February 17, 2006 Share Posted February 17, 2006 Thanks for the information.Are most of the ESL teachers in Thailand Aussies? Ah, can't answer that one... I left before the ESL rush took hold! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thaibites0 Posted February 18, 2006 Share Posted February 18, 2006 Thanks for the information. Are most of the ESL teachers in Thailand Aussies? The vast majority of English teachers in Ubon are American, the Aussie's and Kiwi's get special status with the visa's but seem to prefer BKK and places south. You would need a degree of some kind to teach at a real school but it would not have to be a degree in Education. The school would probably help you get your work permit and visa but it is not a sure thing - you would have to discuss it with the school. Private teaching of English conversation is an entirely different thing and all you need is people willing to pay you B300 - B600 per hour to speak to them, difficult in Ubon because most Thai's will not have any English at all except a few words gleaned from movies. There are Thai's in Ubon that speak near perfect English but they are few and far between. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
raslin Posted February 19, 2006 Share Posted February 19, 2006 On a final note perhaps, I have been told that both these posts have now been filled. Good news for the kids Roger in Surin Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thaibites0 Posted February 19, 2006 Share Posted February 19, 2006 On a final final note Good news for the post fillers - it means they are doing it because the want to and not for the money. They will be treated well by everybody they meet at the school and will be invited on all the trips the school does. If they stay for a year it will be a year they will remember forever and will probably still be in contact with some of the people they meet when they are getting the pension at home! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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