Wait wait wait.. we are waiting to get in line for 30k a month.. smoke it..

I got a job in Burapha University a few years ago by finding the Humanities Building (yes,knowing some Thai here

does help!).I then located the head of the English Program. I had a short but cordial meeting and gave my resume.

A couple of months later I had a job.

That being said, may I ask why you want a university job? The pay is dismal - about 27,000 after tax, and unless you have

a pension or extra income you will probably need to supplement it with extra work. The conditions were extremely chaotic as in

they didn't even have an office for all of the teachers nor textbooks until weeks into the semester.

The only nice thing is that universities will often give you a nice 4 day schedule and the students are often keen and motivated.

I stayed just one year and now teach Business English for MUCH better pay.