So you’re interested in teaching in Thailand? But you have no idea where to start with the process? Don’t worry, as I’ve put together this 23-page helpful guide that explains EVERYTHING you need to know about becoming a teacher in Thailand. You’ll find out: How I became a teacher in Thailand Requirements to teach in Thailand Different types of schools you could work in TEFLs and CELTAs Thai internships Finding a job through an agency The BEST job hunting websites The application process Interview questions The start-up costs to relocate to Thailand to teach My top tips for teaching in Thailand Answers to frequently asked questions

So you’re considering doing a CELTA or TEFL course to take your first step into the world of English language teaching? Congratulations! This is a very exciting time! However, there are so many different options online for completing a course so how do you know what’s best? I’ve put together a helpful guide to ensure you make the best choice for you. My guide includes: The requirements to do a TEFL or CELTA course What’s the difference between TEFL and CELTA? Is a CELTA really worth the money?! How do I know whether a TEFL or CELTA is best for me? CELTA course providers TEFL course providers

Do you want to complete your TEFL and teach in Thailand immediately after becoming qualified? A Thai internship could be a great choice for you as they combine completing your TEFL with a guaranteed job placement in Thailand! Download my helpful digital PDF to find out: What’s required of you to be able to do an internship What Thai internships are, what they offer you & why they are easier than trying to find a job yourself Where you could be teaching in Thailand Different internship providers

So you’ve decided you want to teach in Thailand and you already have all of the qualifications required? This handy guide explains: Different types of schools you can work in Locations you can work in Thailand Teaching agencies that can help you secure a job The BEST websites to help you find jobs The application process Interview help My top tips

Are you thinking about becoming a supply teacher? This guide contains everything you need to know! Download my supply teaching guide and discover: My teaching journey How to become a supply teacher How to choose and join an agency All about you & your preferences Pros of supply Cons of supply Supply teacher pay My top tips

So you’ve found a new school that you want to work in? Amazing! But you’re not sure how to prepare for it or how to make a good first impression? Simply download my guide that explains how to prepare for the school visit, what questions to ask and how to ace the tour! This is perfect for ECTs who are starting to visit schools for the first time and other teachers who would like a refresher on what to expect.

Working with ESL students under 5 years old and not sure what to do with them? I’ve made a super helpful 30-page printable booklet that has phonics, maths and colouring activities!

A selection of PE games and activities that are Christmas themed & most suitable for KS2.

There’s a Boy in the Girls’ Bathroom chapter 6 lesson plan and accompanying resources. Planned as an emergency back up lesson for a supply teacher. Aimed at Y5/6.

Lesson plan as follows: Warm up game Model shape cards with children & they copy you Children work in groups using poses to create a 3 card sequence Show sequence to rest of the class

Planned as a lesson for a primary teaching lesson observation for a Y5 class.

Created as an emergency supply teaching maths lesson. Activities taken from https://nrich.maths.org/trial-and-improvement-ks2 and made into a PowerPoint format. There are various different activities that require no or very little prep and resources.

This is the planning template I used during my teacher training, ECT years and for job interviews. I hope you find it helpful!

Created as an emergency supply teaching maths lesson. Activities taken from https://nrich.maths.org/trial-and-improvement-ks1 and made into a PowerPoint format. There are various different activities that require no or very little prep and resources.

Six Dinner Sid character description - planned for LKS2.

The UK National Curriculum summarised into year groups and topics/areas/priorities for that year.