I am 18 years old, wanting to teach in thailand
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I am 18 years old, wanting to teach in thailand
I want to get my TEFL teaching certificate, i am wondering if i should reconsider the thought to teach in thailand because i might be to young. Is their any other destinations in Asia that i would be able to teach with TEFL certificate and being only 18 years old.
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1) Why don't you ask this question on a teacher's forum?
2) Also you want your TEFL (teach English as a Foreign Language) yet your own English has grammatical errors. Maybe you shouldn't be trying to teach English until yours is better!
2) Also you want your TEFL (teach English as a Foreign Language) yet your own English has grammatical errors. Maybe you shouldn't be trying to teach English until yours is better!
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After many recent scandals, most Thai schools will also require a degree. Yes, someone might hire you with just the certificate, but their standards would, most likely, be lacking, both for the students and the faculty.
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This is not an appropriate form for this topic ... consult Thaivisa.com as they have a dedicated thread on this subject. Also, although the requirements vary from school to school, my understanding is you need to have a 4-year degree and be at least 20 years of age or older.
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ajarn.com
is THE site for teaching in Thailand - jobs cost of living, everything.
however you are likely to hit a brick wall without a degree.
Beware of p[laces that say they'll train you - as you still may not get a job.
PS - most jobs are for native English speakers - not all though
PPS - Ignore spelling and typo nazis!
is THE site for teaching in Thailand - jobs cost of living, everything.
however you are likely to hit a brick wall without a degree.
Beware of p[laces that say they'll train you - as you still may not get a job.
PS - most jobs are for native English speakers - not all though
PPS - Ignore spelling and typo nazis!
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