Chiang Mai's hot season

The good, the bad and the ugly

I’m sitting writing this blog to the sound of cicadas producing their screeching song outside my window, and the feeling of sweat running down my chest and back, which means to most Chiang Mai people it’s the hot season


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Featured Jobs

NES Primary and Kindergarten Teachers

฿52,500+ / month

Bangkok


Years 1-2 English & Social Studies Teacher

฿40,000+ / month

Bangkok


Early Years Mandarin Teacher

฿40,000+ / month

Prachin Buri


Native English Teacher

฿50,000+ / month

Pathum Thani


Part-time Phonics and Reading Teachers

฿1,000+ / hour

Bangkok


NES Kindergarten Teacher

฿45,000+ / month

Bangkok


Featured Teachers

  • Christian


    Filipino, 29 years old. Currently living in Philippines

  • Darius


    American, 63 years old. Currently living in Thailand

  • Artem


    Russian, 35 years old. Currently living in Thailand

  • Benjie


    Filipino, 24 years old. Currently living in Philippines

  • Jentrix


    Kenyan, 28 years old. Currently living in Kenya

  • Almina


    Filipino, 27 years old. Currently living in Philippines

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