Anyone Can Help Me?

[harryyin]

I work in Chuxiong daily news agency now.I graduated from Yunnan University of Nationalities with major in English.My native language is Chinese and I'm good at writing in Chinese.

I want to quit my job and go to Thailand to begin my new life.

Anyone can help me to find a suitable school,which I can work in there.

I know litte Thai language.I have learned Thai since 2004.

If you can help me please send me a PM

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Many thanks.

By the way I'm a boy with age 22.

Thanks again.

[aussiestyle1983]

Here the ammount of pay you get usually is dertimed by your looks.....................sad isnt it.

Native English speakers get the most pay, is english your first language?

But your degree in English will be very helpful, you might not even need to do a TEFL course as English is your major.

You should also be able to get a work permit.

[TerryLH]

Look at job adds for Thailand. I've seen ads for Chinese teachers and or translators. try a-j-a-r-n /dot/ c-o-m without the -'s.

[PeaceBlondie]

Both of the provincial capitals where I taught had teachers for English, Japanese, and Chinese. The teachers of Asian languages got around 8,000 baht per month, I think.

[Ijustwannateach]

There is a, um, thriving Chinese community in Thailand, especially Bangkok. It would help if you had some family contacts here, but they are not absolutely necessary. Study of Chinese is on the rise in schools, at the moment primarily by Thai-Chinese teachers.

"Steven"

[the swagman]

I taught at a school that was provided two Chinese teachers by the Chinese government. You may want to look at their website or contact them.

There is a big demand for Chinese and also a big push from your government. Good luck.