Good to see schools getting more organised

Good to see schools getting more organised

I've just returned to Thailand for my second teaching stint after a five-year hiatus back in my homeland. I am back working at the same school in Chonburi Province (the school always told me that the door was open for my return) and I'm pleased to see how much more organised the school is compared to when I last worked here. Teaching schedules have been handed out in a timely manner, the admin department have done a sterling job with arranging work permits and sorting out the health insurance. It's all gone towards creating a much less stressful environment. A few other teachers I socialize with are all saying the same things about the respective schools they work at. Is the Thailand education system finally getting its act together?

Ricky


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