The online English teacher (part two)

What to teach and how to find students

We advocate flipping the traditional approach on its head. First, decide what you're going to teach and then find students to teach this to. And to ensure high rates of pay, what you should teach is something highly specialised.


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Featured Jobs

NES Primary Teachers / Early Years Teachers

฿45,000+ / month

Bangkok


NES Physical Education & Health Teacher

฿50,000+ / month

Nakhon Pathom


Chinese Admissions Officer

฿40,000+ / month

Samut Sakhon


Fun Native English Teachers

฿44,000+ / month

Thailand


English Conversation Teachers

฿35,000+ / month

Thailand


NES Kindergarten Homeroom Teachers

฿40,000+ / month

Nakhon Si Thammarat


Featured Teachers

  • Mthobisi


    South African, 40 years old. Currently living in South Africa

  • Elizabeth


    Indonesian, 24 years old. Currently living in Indonesia

  • Mariel


    Filipino, 27 years old. Currently living in Philippines

  • Artem


    Russian, 35 years old. Currently living in Thailand

  • Mary-rose


    Filipino, 28 years old. Currently living in Philippines

  • Joan


    Filipino, 31 years old. Currently living in Philippines

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The cost of living

The cost of living

How much money does a teacher need to earn in order to live in Thailand? We survey various teachers earning different salaries and with different lifestyles.


Will I find work in Thailand?

Will I find work in Thailand?

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The region guides

The region guides

Fancy working in Thailand but not in Bangkok? Our region guides are written by teachers who actually live and work in the provinces.