Stationery TEFL courses are probably the best option for those wanting to teach in Thailand. They normally give you much more information than the online studies, you have an opportunity to talk to experienced teachers and sometimes you can even get a job through your TEFL course provider. That was my first choice. I chose […]
From my observation, it appears that almost everyone can become a teacher in Thailand. All you need is a good appearance and a university diploma. In the Kingdom, the TEFL course is not formally required by law, but it is worth having it especially if you do not have a passport from one of the […]
Becoming a teacher in Thailand is relatively easy, but in order to make the whole process run quickly and smoothly, you need to prepare for it. Even if you are going to the Land of Smiles in a year, it is worth starting the preparations right now. Below you will find a list of what […]
Your first days in Thailand can be a bit overwhelming. New conditions, new people, maybe a new job. It seems that there are so many things to do, and the day has only 24 hours. Organizing your life in Thailand is not as complicated as it may seem. It’s definitely easier than you think. My […]
Regardless of whether you want to stay in Thailand for a few weeks or a few years, you probably still want to communicate with your loved ones and use the internet wherever you are. When you are staying in a new country, it is not easy to figure out which package and which company offering […]
Opening a bank account in Thailand solves many problems and makes your life easier, but expats often face obstacles and have no idea how to approach them. If you have a work permit and a visa, creating a bank account is not difficult. The case is worse if you do not have these documents. You […]
Chiang Mai, despite its fame, doesn’t have a good system of transportation. You can drive a scooter, but I know that it’s not for everyone. Red taxis are very popular, but sometimes it’s hard to catch them and they might not take you to where you want to go. Uber is a great alternative and […]
Bangkok has a wonderful network of boats and river ferries, which are part of the local public transportation. It is the cheapest way of moving around the city. If you come here for only a few days, it’s a good idea to use them as your main mode of transport. If you are staying […]
A scooter is my favourite kind of transportation in Thailand. There’s no better way of seeing all the sites than on your own 2 wheels. Thanks to them you can be independent and travel on your own. During my stay in Thailand, I had my own scooter, which I bought at the very beginning of my […]