Hi there. Sorry to bother all you fine folks.
But have you ever heard of immigration in Bkk telling prospective teachers who's applying for a work permit that a business management degree is not in-line with a teaching job?
You literally need to have any degree to get a teaching work permit.. That's how it's always been. But it seems that they've become "picky"
So does anyone know about this "anomaly"?
Cheers!
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user raised concerns about immigration in Bangkok becoming selective regarding degrees for issuing teaching work permits, stating that a business management degree was rejected despite generally understanding any degree suffices for teaching. The discussion unfolded with multiple respondents suggesting variations in work permit authority, potential biases based on nationality, and the necessity of clarity from the Ministry of Labor regarding the requirements. Several commenters challenged each other about qualifications, with a focus on whether educational backgrounds align with teaching roles.