I'm pretty sure you CAN get illegal work in LOS little jonny.Originally Posted by jonny danger
Sure, to your concept of legality. Too bad you're not a well-integrated Thai official.
He should leave Phuket; just too much competition when one does not have a degree. There are many jobs down south. If he went job hunting if the nearby provinces I am sure he could and something.
The catch here is 'teacher'. I'm willing to bet that their work permit states their job as something other than teacher, with the get out clause of their job also requiring they perform any aditional duties??
No, not correct. They are teachers and it's their job title. They both have a contract, work permit, and Non-Im-"B" visa. They are both taking courses while on the 2 year TL Waiver.
Look, there are legal, creative ways, for non-degreed NES to work here in LOS.
The school they're working in is a recognized, highly respected school and I'm privy to the inner workings and nobody is being bought off; the staff are excellent at getting the teachers they want and Thai law supports what they do to get around the degree requirement.
Frederick Douglass: Find out just what any people will quietly submit to
and you have found out the exact measure of injustice
and wrong which will be imposed upon them, and these
will continue till they are resisted with either
words or blows, or with both.
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn;
“Don’t believe them, don’t fear them, don’t ask
anything of them.”
Few teachers possibly realise just how many schools are applying for the two-year teachers licence waiver. Frankly it is cheaper and easier for a school to obtain a waiver letter for all of its teachers, qualified or not, than to fuss about with obtaining Thai teachers' licenses.
Migrated
^ Indeed.
I wish my school/uni would do the same.
I have numerous years teaching, studying for a degree and they can't help me....
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Or dont want to.
As others have mentioned, getting a job in Thailand without a degree is fairly easy. It is harder in places like Phuket, but out in the sticks and in Bangkok is fine. It wont be the highest paying, or the most secure and if you plan to stay in Thailand long term, not having a degree will be a big cloud over you.
This is it... The apocalypse.
That's why I'm studying for a degree.
Good going. What are you studying?
I'm studying T.E.S.O.L.
At that famous uni that had a massive thread about it, that everyone said was a con. Six months down the line, it turns-out it's not a con and the course is real, so is the uni, accreditation and the classes are running well.
Last edited by Robin Hood; 3rd October 2012 at 21:02.
Great!
Funny; what the OP doesn't realize is; she got some really good advice. No?
So the bottom line is, it's best to have a degree and be able to operate without mommy operating the Tardis. Set Laow, howeveryouspellit.
I think Bert is correct in his assumptions. No way in hell this post is genuine. Read it again. It makes no sense. Of course, Natalie's investigative skills are based on someone's IP addressso shit like this gets passed around and you indeed do fall for it. Seriously, a mom asking for advice for her 28 year old son in Phuket? It makes no sense.
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