The UK blokes said they were giving the food away,

A friend of mine has his son at one of the Sarasas schools in Chiang Mai and he is happy enough with the education. I know an non-native-speaking chap who teaches at another Sarasas school and his English is far from fluent. i wouldn't want him teaching my child English!

Well, it is "a non-native", not "an non-..." and "I" instead of "i".

Maybe you do need someone else to teach your child English

And you should consider a non-native, because these guys have degrees. Without at least a Bachelor degree no school will hire a non-native. But many (to many) of the native speakers get their jobs only because of their passport.

A friend of mine has his son at one of the Sarasas schools in Chiang Mai and he is happy enough with the education. I know an non-native-speaking chap who teaches at another Sarasas school and his English is far from fluent. i wouldn't want him teaching my child English!

Well, it is "a non-native", not "an non-..." and "I" instead of "i".

Maybe you do need someone else to teach your child English

And you should consider a non-native, because these guys have degrees. Without at least a Bachelor degree no school will hire a non-native. But many (to many) of the native speakers get their jobs only because of their passport.

Would you like me to point out the 12+ errors in your 50 word post?