Monday Photo: Kanchanaburi, Thailand
A travel photo of Kanchanaburi, Thailand.
A travel photo of Kanchanaburi, Thailand.
Recently we compared the services of six organisations offering TEFL teaching internships in Thailand. Of the choices available SEE TEFL is the only one that focuses solely on Thailand and we often see them praised in forums and groups. We asked John Quinn, director of SEE TEFL, to give us a little background to Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL), and why Chiang Mai is such a great place to begin your career as a travelling teacher.
If you are new to Teaching English as a Foreign Language, a TEFL internship in Thailand is a great way to experience life in an exotic yet easy going country. Several companies offer the opportunity to get TEFL certified and quickly placed in a job with a Thai school, while providing the support that can be the difference between deciding to go or backing out and staying at home.
A travel photo of Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Prasongsook Hostel was chosen by huff as our place to stay in Ubon Ratchathani. It turned out to be the optimal stomping off distance from the bus station in the direction that promised the most light and life. Not too far that one of us would collapse from exhaustion under the weight of our baggage, but not too near that we couldn’t calm down and resume being civilised to each other.
A travel photo of Hua Hin, Thailand.
A travel photo of Sukhothai, Thailand.
A travel photo of Chiang Mai, Thailand.
A travel photo of Chiang Mai, Thailand.
A travel photo of Kanchanaburi, Thailand.