Thai volunteers had better answer the questions about Thai Chinese teacher volunteers.

I am a volunteer of Hanban in Thailand. If you plan to apply for this volunteer program belonging to Hanban, I hope my answer can help you.

1 The term of office is of your own choice, with one year as the unit. In Thailand, it is usually from May of that year to March of the following year. Of course, it depends on the education Committee of the school where you work and the work arrangement of the school;

Thai schools have cool holidays and summer vacations. Summer vacation is the holiday when you return to China after your term of office, and it has nothing to do with teaching. When there are no classes, Hanban strictly restricts returning to China. If you need to return to China, you need to ask for leave from your school and submit it to Hanban for approval. The cost of returning to China halfway is self-care. In addition, Hanban will deduct the allowance during the period of returning to China according to the leave situation;

The types of schools where volunteers go out are related to the distribution direction of their provinces. Hanban will assign people from different departments to different education committees every year as needed, which is possible in kindergartens, primary schools, middle schools and colleges. You can go to the registration office of your province for details;

It has little to do with my major. Some volunteers I know study mechanics and electronics.

If you are a male, you do have a great advantage in admission, but what school you are assigned to depends on the gender needs of Thai schools. I went to the State Education Commission this year. Among the male students at that time, the basic conditions of the school were not bad. The worst situation is: water cut off, no internet, being far away from the market, not being able to buy food, meeting snakes and mice, not being able to speak the language of instruction, being naughty ... I have encountered all these situations and I am used to them now.

But on the whole, it's luck. Some people are assigned to good schools, others are assigned to bad places, but the schools are good. Some people are assigned to a bad area and a bad school, but their colleagues are very kind to them ... it depends on how you look at these problems.

At the volunteer reception in my district this year, few volunteers complained about their schools, while boys basically didn't complain. . .

I hope I can help you.