Interns wishing to teach English in Thailand must have a mastery of English language and thorough speaking fluency. Though no teaching experience or skill is needed, it is beneficial to have taught or trained others. Interns are expected to be flexible, patient and possess a passion and love for children.

Interns will teach English to primary and lower secondary students schools for five (5) days a week, Monday to Friday. Additionally, interns will also support extracurricular activities and organize sport-related activities. Interns will teach practical, conversational English skills in an interactive way with stories telling, playing games, performing plays, etc. Interns will also teach specific vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation. A supervisor at each school will be assigned to help develop teaching lessons and provide guidance during the project. Interns working in secondary schools can also possibly teach other languages in addition to English. There are sometimes approximately 10 teachers in the foreign language department, but only 1-2 teachers may actually speak English properly. Others simply translate stories and teach English grammar components and sentence structure. This lack of conversational English skills makes fluent interns a highly valued prize! The presence of native, English-speaking interns will create an environment where the children will correctly learn and speak English with ease. In Thailand teachers are highly respected and revered.