Thailand Nicknamed the “Land of Smiles,” Thailand is renowned for its friendly people, Buddhist traditions,
beautiful coastline, and mouth-watering national cuisine.
TEFL jobs are plentiful throughout Thailand—especially in the nation’s capital, Bangkok. The cultural, educational, and economic core of Thailand, Bangkok is a thriving city whose language schools are constantly looking for well-qualified English teachers. Your Thai students will range from adults and university students to children in public schools. The very low cost of living in Thailand allows TEFL teachers to live a comfortable lifestyle on a teacher’s salary. In addition, some English schools may provide or subsidize housing for TEFL teachers.
Benefits • FREE Housing • Schools reimburse the return protion of the air-ticket
for 10 month participants who start in May • No off-site classes • 120--hour TEFLOnline.comcourse
• Earn back the placement fee in as little as 3 months! • Airport pick-up
•In-Country orientation • Visa Assistance
• FREE Thai lessons during orientation
• Paid Public holidays
Thailand Overview
Nestled in the heart of Southeast Asia, Thailand is a natural gateway to Indochina, Myanmar and Southern China. The nation attracts more visitors that any other country in Southeast Asia. This picturesque country contains more than 1,200 miles (1,900 km) of coastline and is speckled with hundreds of offshore islands. Its tropical climate and warm, sparkling waters are home to a variety of marine life and coral reefs. On the mainland, elephants roam the mountainous northern region, while rice patties and fruit trees comprise the central lands. Thailand consists of 76 provinces, with a culture centered on Buddhism, respect for seniority, and a patient, peaceful mindset. Whether it’s the tranquility of country’s sandy beaches, the magic of its ancient temples, or the vitality of Bangkok, its capital city—Thailand is a traveler’s paradise.
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Thailand at a Glance
Capital:Bangkok Population:65,002,000 Currency:Baht Language(s):Thai, ethnic and regional dialects Literacy Rate:96% Life Expectancy:71 years
Thailand Fun Facts
•The city of Koh Samui in Thailand has the greatest variety of coconut palms in the world. •In Thailand, it is believed to be bad luck to cut your hair on a Wednesday. •The world’s tallest Buddhist monument is in Nakhon Pathom in central Thailand, standing 127 feet tall. • There are about 26,000 temples in Thailand. •The name Thailand means “Land of the Free.”
Regions & Weather
Thailand is tropical and humid throughout much of the country, most of the year. While the southern peninsula has just two seasons, the area around and to the north of Bangkok has three distinct seasons. The dry season lasts from November to February, with highs around 90°F (32°C) and lows around 72°F (22°C) at night. From March to May, the hot season brings afternoon highs around 90°F (32°C). The rainy season occurs from June to October, with downpours heaviest in September.
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