Archive for December, 2011

Phuket English Teaching - call for teachers

Thursday, December 1st, 2011

Reposted from the Phuket Gazette:

PHUKET: The Director of the Phuket Primary Educational Office has called for all people wanting to apply for positions as English teachers at government schools in Phuket Town to contact the schools directly.

Dr Jian Thongnoon announced the news in the wake of the Phuket Gazette posting online its story about the shortage of English teachers at Phuket schools reaching what local officials are calling “crisis level”.

Since posting the story online, the Gazette has received a constant stream of requests for contact information about where to apply.

“I would like to inform all foreigners who are interested and qualified to be a teacher to personally go to any primary school to apply for the position,” Dr Jian told the Gazette.

The full article is here.

How to Live Abroad, Locally

Thursday, December 1st, 2011

From a list of 15 ways to live locally when traveling.

Eat different cuisines than the country you’re in. And I’m not referring to the lasagna from your hotel restaurant. Thai food in India is different than in Thailand – obviously. But it’s also different than Thai food in Seattle. I’ve had great Mexican food in Athens, great Greek food in Bangkok, and some stuff I didn’t recognize on a Biman Airlines flight while over Pakistan. But more than good, these meals were interesting — and that’s what travel should be.

Thai food is great - fresh, healthy and delicious. While there, I had excellent Indian, Italian and even Mexican food. There are folks from everywhere in Thailand, and many get into the restaurant business.

The full list is here. Reposted from mylittlenomads.com