How to Live & Work as a Teacher in Thailand

Summary: Thailand lies snuggled up near Laos, Cambodia and the Andaman Sea, just north of Malaysia. The culture is an exotic blend of South and East Asian traditions. This nation is the only one in Southeast Asia that hasn't been colonized by European invaders, thanks to strong rulers and skillful sacrifices of territory to settlers. Before 1939, the country was called Siam but changed its official title to Ratcha Anachak Thai, The Kingdom of Thailand, shortly after converting to a constitutional monarchy in the years before World War II. In the last few years Thailand has seen dire shifts in its political climate, rehabilitating itself after a corrupt government was overthrown by a military coup d’etat in 2006. For some years before these events, the country had reasonably successful democratic elections.

This free video series will prepare you for living and teaching in Thailand. Our expert will teach you all you need to know to be a successful educator in Bangkok, Thailand’s capital and largest city. He'll show you how to set up your classroom, break the ice on the first day, what types of games will help you interact with students and the rules for successful management. He also teaches you basic Thai phrases, etiquette and restaurant tips. Our expert will also go through a monthly grocery list and typical household bills to really give you a handle on how life in Thailand works financially. You will be well prepare for Thailand after these videos, so why not plan your trip soon?