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What Changed In Early 2012?


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If you think that, then you didn't read the OP.

Scroll up and take another look and try to give a decent answer that addresses the topic.

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THE CHANGE from 2011 to 2012 was that The Teachers' Council of Thailand issued written requirements for the Provisional Teaching Permit a.k.a. waiver. Already in 2008 Immigration required TCT documents as stated in Police Order 777/2551 and 305/2551 and in 2010, The Ministry of Labour required them. However, until April 2012, there weren't written TCT requirements for the Provisional Teaching Permit. In September 2012, the requirements got updated. The update was merely about which countries were native English speaking countries. Ireland got added to it after many complaints. South Africa stays a non-native English speaking country.

The main thing in the TCT requirements was the necessity of holding an university degree linked to accreditation/ verification by the TEPC and OSCS's database. With this, the TCT declared the OSCS's database as THE online accreditation tool for other government bodies such as Immigration and Labour in regards to employment in the teaching profession under OBEC, OHEC and OVEC. Not sure about the ONIE.

Hope this was a decent answer for you. tongue.png

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