Is it easy to teach Chinese in Thailand? What requirements?

About 10 thousand RMB a month, hehe, you think too much

There are so many China people in Thailand now, but there are still many people who can't find jobs.

The salary of Thai school teachers is generally 3,000 to 4,000 RMB, which is on the high side.

If you are teaching primary and secondary schools, you must know Thai, because children's English ability can't reach the level of communication.

If you teach a university, the requirements of Thai are not so high, as long as you can communicate in English. Of course, at least one of Thai or English should be very good.

If it is an international school in Thailand, there may be about five or six thousand. However, a high degree of fluency in Thai and English must be demonstrated.

Of course, when teachers have time, they can also make more tutoring, and the income from tutoring is also good. If you can get a lot of tutors with high hourly wages, it is not impossible to increase your salary by 10 thousand a month.

If you teach in a university, you can leave early in the afternoon and leave at four o'clock, and you still have a lot of spare time to teach remedial classes. You can also take remedial classes on weekends for two days off.

However, if you teach primary and secondary schools, although you can get off work at four o'clock, it is not so easy to leave. Children have a lot of things to do, so there are enough homework revisions. There are still many people who refuse to hand in their homework and insist on catching up. Children in Thailand are rarely obedient, and it is more difficult to chase homework than to collect debts.

I'm in this state now. I have to get up at six in the morning, because I arrive at school at seven, and I can't leave school before seventeen in the afternoon. If I don't hand in my homework, I have to chase after the students. Otherwise, I can't do it, because the principal will come after the teacher, and I'm exhausted. I'm not in the mood to teach tonic after class. Although I have two days off at the weekend, I am exhausted after working for five days in a row. I slept directly for two days and nights.

The happiest thing about being a teacher is that I don't have to go to work for several months, I get paid, and I can make up lessons easily. That's so cool.

Brother, if you are tempted to come to Thailand by accident, you can teach a master's degree in a university, and never teach a primary or secondary school. . . . .