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making ends meet
CIEE Teach in Thailand participants have a high standard of living. Host institutions provide comfortable accommodations and the cost of living in Thailand is very low. The salary may not seem particularly high in Western terms, but it is generous in local terms—about twice what local teachers earn—and wages can easily finance independent travel after the semester.
compensation includes:
- salary: a minimum of 15,000 Baht per month
- accommodations: vary from apartments to faculty housing, but usually include bedroom, bath, sitting room, cooking facilities and most utilities
- meals: sometimes included, but not standard
- flight: a one-way ticket home upon successful completion of an academic year contract beginning in May
program fees (valid for departures through May 2008)
semester contract |
academic year/2-semester contract |
application fee: $50 |
application fee: $50 |
program fee: $1,450 |
program fee: $1,700 |
Program fees do not include airfare or in-country incidental expenses.
program benefits
- Orientation in Bangkok for seven days, including:
- Classes on TEFL theory and practice, language training, and local culture
- Accommodations and meals
- Sightseeing trips
- Transportation from orientation to your host institution
- Insurance (health, accident, medical evacuation, and repatriation)
- 24-hour in-country emergency support services (from the CIEE office and the Foreign Affairs Bureau of the institution where you teach)
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Pre-departure advice to help you plan and prepare
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Handbook with useful cultural and tourist information, teaching advice, medical information, and local resources
alumni discount
Alumni of CIEE Study Abroad programs receive a 5% discount off of the teach abroad program fee.
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