Nava Language School near Fairyland: 056-220590-1
Go to Fairyland, turn left, go approx. 1/2 mile - there will be a "plaza" on the left with stores on either side of a two lane wide parking area. The language school is mid-way down on the right with green lettering in their window.
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In Topic: Translation Service
2012-04-22 13:28:13
In Topic: Pollution Puts Chiang Mai Off The Tourist Trail
2012-03-31 13:34:12
Burning the rice fields kills the insects; its either that or use a massive amount of insecticides every year.
In Topic: Time To Buy A New Printer
2012-02-05 12:05:08
If you want to go the refillable ink tank route rather than use expensive ink cartridges, DO NOT purchase an HP inkjet printer. They have a little microchip in the ink cartridge that will not allow you to refill it or replace it with an ink tank. And to make matters worse, the cartridges will need to be replaced every 3 months whether you use the printer or not as the ink dries out.
In Topic: Teach Thai Students To Use English, Expert Says
2011-12-21 15:35:50
pomchop, on 2011-12-21 09:37:23, said:
There are tons of older retired expats living all over Thailand that are bored to death and IF IF it were easier to do I think many of them would be happy to volunteer to teach a day or two a week. The first thing though is for the schools to be able to provide x number of work permits for these people. The idea that you need a work permit to volunteer to help out a bunch of kids for NO PAY is not helping. Many if not most of the public schools in rural areas can NOT afford to hire a native english speaker so they have NONE.
If you truly want to help some thai kids learn english why not stop by a local public high school and ask to talk to the head of the English dept and see if they might be able to pull some strings to help you volunteer without any work permit hassles. ...you might be pleasantly surprised. Do not expect them to PAY you as they have very little money. In fact over time you will likely find that YOU will subsidize the kids a bit by buying supplies etc with YOUR money.
If you truly want to help some thai kids learn english why not stop by a local public high school and ask to talk to the head of the English dept and see if they might be able to pull some strings to help you volunteer without any work permit hassles. ...you might be pleasantly surprised. Do not expect them to PAY you as they have very little money. In fact over time you will likely find that YOU will subsidize the kids a bit by buying supplies etc with YOUR money.
An expat in Thailand on a retirement visa is not eligible for a work permit; and doing volunteer work without a work permit, even for free, will eventually get you in trouble with Thai Immigration.
In Topic: Teaching Of English To Be Ramped Up: Thailand
2011-12-19 12:43:46
There are many retired English speaking expats here in Thailand who would gladly teach conversational English at their local school on a volunteer basis..........oh, that's right - farangs with retirement visas can't get work permits and you can't do volunteer work in Thailand without one. My bad.
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