Better qualifications can lead to better jobs

Postbox letter from Aaron

For those considering upgrading their qualifications, while it is true that it is no guarantee of a massive upgrade there are jobs to be had.


Taking the TYLEC

A chance to improve and upgrade my teaching skills

Taking the course will make it easier to apply for other jobs in the future. It’s a desired qualification for many language schools, especially those who teach young learners. It can also boost salary too.


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Featured Jobs

Music / PE Teacher

฿25,000+ / month

Bangkok


NES Kindergarten Homeroom Teacher (Ages 2-4)

฿50,000+ / month

Bangkok


Full-time Chinese Teachers for Primary & Secondary

฿25,000+ / month

Bangkok


German Language Teacher

฿48,500+ / month

Myanmar


Native English Teachers for Primary and Secondary

฿50,000+ / month

Myanmar


Part-time NES English Language Teachers (CT)

฿42,000+ / month

Chon Buri


Featured Teachers

  • Mihlali


    South African, 26 years old. Currently living in South Africa

  • Emily


    Filipino, 33 years old. Currently living in Philippines

  • Bright


    Ghanian, 33 years old. Currently living in Ghana

  • Thomas


    Zambian, 30 years old. Currently living in Zambia

  • Barry


    Australian, 60 years old. Currently living in Thailand

  • Kharen


    Filipino, 25 years old. Currently living in Philippines

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