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It’s goodbye to teaching

Stories from folks that have found things they would much rather do

In Ajarn Street: Articles - 10th August 2010

Here are stories from a dozen folks who resigned themselves to teaching because they mistakenly thought it was the only job they could get in Thailand. Then lo and behold, Lady Luck came a-knocking.

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Hope for career shifters in Thailand

How can talented teachers overcome a lack of opportunity?

In Blogs: Benito Vacio - 19th July 2010

There is a green pasture for teachers in Thailand especially for those who have extra qualifications or skill in accountancy, secretarial science, engineering, call center, computing, and other fields

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Advertisements with misleading job titles

Sent in by Nathan Busch

In Ajarn Street: Postbox - 18th June 2010

I find it rather funny that this school has the idea they can get a difficult-to-fill post filled by advertising for it under false pretenses of another job title

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Aren’t we flogging a dead horse?

Sent in by Nick

In Ajarn Street: Postbox - 3rd June 2010

I have from time to time read several of the articles post on your website and many are both interesting and good, but at the same time, I think sometimes we are beating the same dead horse over and over and over again without any real value or change

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People without formal teaching qualifications

I'm talking about those without as much as a TEFL or CELTA certificate

In Ajarn Guests: Articles - 2nd February 2010

Some would say controversial words from 'Oooh that hurts'. What is it about untrained teachers that really gets his goat?

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Why the difficulty?

Sent in by billy

In Ajarn Street: Postbox - 11th January 2010

Why is it suddenly so difficult to become a teacher in Thailand?

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Whites or native speakers?

Sent in by Terri

In Ajarn Street: Postbox - 10th January 2010

I am fluent in both French and English. My students were told I was French but I always told them I was African - born and raised in France. If you dont like my teaching methodologies, they can bring in another teacher but i am not gonna lie about anything.

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Teachers rights

Know your rights as a teacher in Thailand

In Blogs: Steve Crawford - 10th January 2010

I have always been amazed by how little most foreigners and Thai people know about Thai Labor Law. Why wouldn’t you want to know what your rights are under the law?

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Scam warning

Here's a well-used teacher scam that's doing the rounds.

In Ajarn Street: Articles - 2nd December 2009

Be careful. The world is full of teacher scams like this one. If you hear of any more then please let us know about them.

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Barbarians in the building

Teaching English to savages and the great recession

In Blogs: Steve Schertzer - 1st December 2009

This past July I accepted a job teaching English at a university in Saudi Arabia. I was to teach Saudi males in their 20's and was excited about that opportunity. The tax-free salary of around $3,500 U.S. a month along with a rent-free apartment, return airfare, and long paid holidays didn't hurt either.

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