thanks for your tips, erick!

Filipino teachers who work full-time are usually paid with fixed salary. Most of them don't have more benefits, they have more classes.

thanks for your tips, erick!

Filipino teachers who work full-time are usually paid with fixed salary. Most of them don't have more benefits, they have more classes.


how did you know?

by survey. you can try.

by survey. you can try.


See this is exactly what I am talking about.  If your generalization came from a SURVEY then the HOW and WHY should have been given more attention.

Now, please tell us the "HOW" of your survey.

by survey. you can try.


See this is exactly what I am talking about.  If your generalization came from a SURVEY then the HOW and WHY should have been given more attention.

Now, please tell us the "HOW" of your survey.




Oh! oh!.... When other forumers say the other way, they would ask how and must be substantiated with evidence (facts).... Yeah, they're right, they also have a survey during the conference with thirty or less participants, and that number represents the Filipino teachers in Thailand....

Anyways, for a Filipino teacher to find a better job with more benefits, he should first make good of himself, and then ASK...ASK...ASK....  Actually, a Masters diploma is a plus factor, and the way you carry your self counts....

I got my present job when I visited the school. I called them up and told them that I'm submitting my resume personally ( esp. when your residence is near the prospect school).  I had the chance to talk to the HEAD herself and  we talked for hours... and right there and then I was asked to report ANYTIME... )

Galing mo nmn sir.Turuan mo nmn kami ng power n yan. Super pinoy ka sir. mabuhay ka.

BAKA NMN KC SIR E KININDATAN MO YUNG DIRECTOR. hihihihihi

when you keep asking questions, you seems to be not knowing anything at all. i will not go outside the topic and survey is to take a general view of Pinoy Teachers.
i will be very happy to hear feedback from Pinoy Teachers who get more benefits in Thailand.


;D

I give up!

by survey. you can try.


See this is exactly what I am talking about.  If your generalization came from a SURVEY then the HOW and WHY should have been given more attention.

Now, please tell us the "HOW" of your survey.




Oh! oh!.... When other forumers say the other way, they would ask how and must be substantiated with evidence (facts).... Yeah, they're right, they also have a survey during the conference with thirty or less participants, and that number represents the Filipino teachers in Thailand....

Anyways, for a Filipino teacher to find a better job with more benefits, he should first make good of himself, and then ASK...ASK...ASK....  Actually, a Masters diploma is a plus factor, and the way you carry your self counts....


;D

I give up na rin!