http://www.ajarn.com/blogs/seth-leighton/ Seth Leighton on Ajarn.com en Ajarn.com Copyright 2005 2005-03-02T01:16:04+07:00 http://www.ajarn.com/blogs/seth-leighton/transitions-in-thailand/ http://www.ajarn.com/blogs/seth-leighton/transitions-in-thailand/#When:01:16:04Z Bored with teaching? Sure there is a better way to make a baht in Thailand besides the TEFL game? Well, I just finished a six-month stint working in the marketing department of a large Thai furniture company. Transitions in Thailand Seth Leighton 2005-03-02T01:16:04+07:00 http://www.ajarn.com/blogs/seth-leighton/wan-khru1/ http://www.ajarn.com/blogs/seth-leighton/wan-khru1/#When:01:12:45Z The only country in Southeast Asia never to be colonized by the West, the Thai people take great pride in the preservation of their way of life, and the customs and traditions that make their country unique. Wan Khru Seth Leighton 2004-11-02T01:12:45+07:00 http://www.ajarn.com/blogs/seth-leighton/tips-for-the-thai-classroom/ http://www.ajarn.com/blogs/seth-leighton/tips-for-the-thai-classroom/#When:00:05:27Z After graduating from college in the States, I surmised the job market and beat a hasty path to Thailand. Using an all-inclusive, value-added program called LanguageCorps, I had TEFL training in the well-known Ban Phe school, followed by a guarantee of my choice of jobs. Tips for the Thai classroom Seth Leighton 2004-10-02T00:05:27+07:00