Consider Thailand
Thailand is called “The Land of Smiles” for many good reasons. The culture is one of kindness, hospitality and good manners. The country boasts some of the most beautiful landscapes and breathtaking scenery whether you’re relaxing on one of the beaches or hiking through the misty mountains. One of the most attractive aspects for many tourists and people who travel to Thailand for work is the extremely low cost of living. Many things westerners consider to be luxuries such as dining out, staying at a five-star hotel or indulging in a massage are comparatively very cheap.
Thailand’s climate is tropical, with the average temperature around 30 degrees Celsius. Economically speaking, it’s a regional power with the second-largest economy in Southeast Asia. Its major industries are manufacturing, agriculture and tourism. As such, there is a high demand for fluent English speakers to teach the language skills needed to service western tourists. Students’ ages range from three to 18 years of age, and with a choice of cities on offer, you really can choose your own adventure.
Why Teach with TTI?
- Easy application process completed in three to six weeks.
- Assistance with your application process, Visa, TEFL or TESOL certificate.
- Advice information and resources to support your journey.
- In-country support from our bi-lingual team.
- Partner schools are vetted and well-managed.
- Lower cost of living, great experiences and opportunities to explore.
What You Need
Our schools prefer that you only speak English in class, so you don’t need to learn Thai (Siamese) before you depart. While some schools may like it if you have previous teaching experience, it is not mandatory. Most of the teaching jobs require a bachelor’s degree in any subject, but there are limited schools who do accept native speakers without a degree. TTI can help you through an easy application process to obtain the Visa, TEFL or TESOL certificate. Once the paperwork is complete, we will help to place you in a school in one of your preferred cities.
Choose Your City, Choose Your Adventure
Bangkok
You’ll discover vibrant nightlife, great shopping and delicious cuisine on offer in Thailand’s most populace city.
Chiang Mai
The largest city in northern Thailand, Chiang Mai is famous for its huge night markets that stretch over many blocks.
Ayutthaya
The jaw-dropping, 42-metre-high reclining Buddha statue at Wat Lokaya Sutha is unmissable.
Chiang Rai
Waterfalls, mountains, hot springs and scenic views are all a stone’s throw away when you’re teaching in Chiang Rai.
Hua Hin
Beautiful 1920s and 30s era beachside homes, villas and summer palaces give this city a charming architecture.
Surat Thani
Consider Surat Thani’s quiet beaches, hidden rainforests, beautiful waterfalls and distinct floating markets.
How to apply to teach English in Thailand
Our Five Step Process
01
Apply
Submit an online application
02
Interview
Phone and video interviews
03
Contract
Sign contract with a school
04
Visa
Apply for a work Visa
05
Thailand
Book and fly to Thailand
