Yes for sure, exactly what I used to do. Teach pre-K and Kindergarten (as well as others, but loved this age group

If you have no teaching experience, international schools will be extremely tough. You will / should need a TEFL, your degree cert and transcripts and some experience of working with children.

Money wise will vary a lot, but it's not usually well paid - completely manageable don't get me wrong and some schools do pay well, but usually to actual trained, experience and qualified teachers. I taught pre-K through to high school, in an international school, did extra tutoring, planned the majority of the curriculum for English, so good work is out there for qualified people 🙏🏽

Nope been closed a long time I'm afraid. London next 🙏🏽

Go and see one of the dermatologist in town, lots of reputable and qualified about. Cheap too in my opinion 🙏🏽

@Vini **********

I always book with Cherry taxis. Very reasonable, super reliable, Aircon cars with water, highly recommend (for over 10 years!)

Novotel ploenchit ticks those boxes 👍🏼

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@Carley ******

of course, drop me a DM / friend req

Hiya, I've lived, travelled, holidayed and worked in Thailand over the past 17 years (not consecutively), I taught in international schools and pre-K too. I'm a woman by the way too. Happy to chat if you'd like to! It's a daunting but exciting prospect but good to know the pros and cons 👍🏽🙏🏽