Spanish and Italian teaching in Bangkok

[samsensam]

I have a friend about to complete her PGCE in the UK as a Spanish/Italian teacher.

Are there opportunities for teaching Spanish/Italian at international schools here in Bangkok?

Would she need UK curriculum experience to stand a chance of getting a job at an international school?

I have to say i've never met a Thai who can speak Spanish or Italian...

Thanks for any advice

[lostinisaan]

I was asking quite a few guys, Googled it , but didn't even see one job offer. She might be able to make good money in Germany, just saying.

Okay, I understand that you wouldn't like to live there. Nor do I. Best of luck!!

[aidenai]

At our government school English, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Burmese and Spanish are offered. Spanish is taught by a native speaker of Spanish and a Thai teacher of Spanish.

Edited April 6, 2015 by aidenai

[Somtamnication]

Never heard of a govt school teaching Spanish. That is a first for me.

I am a native speaker and certified ATA translator. Never found work here for that unless you go to Agoda or some other travel joints.

[BobbyL]

I know some international schools offer French. I've never known them to offer Spanish or Italian.