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Where Is The Best Place To Teach In Thailand?


garro

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I have been living in a Thai village, Phitsanulok province, for the last few years. I have started a family think that it maybe time to move back to a city. If I decide to move it won't be till next year. I will want to teach English full-time.

I have a few years experience teaching pratum 3-6. I also have a degree and I am currently studying for a 'Postgraduate Certificate in Education' by distance education.

Where do you guys think would be a good place to move to in regards to the following criteria;

- availability of work

- schools for my son

-good quality of life

- salary

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Chiang Mai

After you obtain the PGCE you'll easily find work in one of the large private schools and probably won't have a problem finding work at one of the many International Schools here. International Schools pay around 50+K baht/month plus your kids are usually allowed to study for free.

The only downside to living here is the air pollution during March and April.

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Bangkok probably has the competitive edge over CM, but you need to decide where you would rather live. I live in Bangkok, but if I were going to change jobs, I would rather live in CM.

We had a teacher who worked here and left for CM, but after 1 semester he returned to Bangkok. For a whole host of reasons, he thought BKK was the better option.

Best of luck to you.

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