Private schools

[urleft]

It would be interesting to know where you get your information from, Urleft.

For your information Kap Cheong immigration will NOT issue a permission to stay for a teacher with out a "permission to teach" from the Teachers Council of Thailand. In turn the Labour office will not issue a work permit. The permission to teach will not be issued without a University degree.

That said there are also a few teachers that I know that are fully qualified and still can't teach. There are many Thai teachers that have been "teaching" for years that simply cannot use English in the classroom.

I actually agree with you Starman and I knew about the work permit and permission issues.  However, everything is not always as it seems.  But best I just defer to you as you are the guy working it. 



And I know a lot of people that did not graduate from College that were/are excellent instructors.  I also know several highly educated people (PHDs) that I wouldn't trust to walk and crew gum at the same time. 

[Starman]

Thank you, Urleft.

I am not working it anymore though. I got tired of the BS at schools.

I do, however, need to keep up with the rules to advise people when they contact me.