Education Internships in Chiang Mai

Take on the internship of a lifetime in Thailand! The placement is at a Buddhist university where you’ll lead English conversation classes for Buddhist monk students. The learning environments are small and fun, helping you feel comfortable—even as a budding teacher—while trying different techniques. As an English Language Education Intern, your responsibilities go beyond teaching. You will also prepare lessons, come up with individual learning goals for students, and engage with Buddhist ideology. Along with other activities in your free time, you’ll learn a great deal about Thai culture. At the end of the internship, gain invaluable classroom skills and set yourself apart from other applicants in your future job search.

This internship offers the perfect combination - interns gain valuable work experience when they embark on our multi-faceted conservation internship. The program is located in the traditional Karen elephant-keeping communities in the region of Chiang Mai. These communities play a vital role in contributing to the welfare of elephant herds and are especially known for the unique and sacred bond they share with elephants. Interns get the opportunity to work in three different areas: community, plant diversity and animal care. After completing the internship interns may be given the opportunity to work for GVI or selected partners. Our internships have been designed to develop interns' leadership and role model skills to put them a step ahead of the rest of the pack.

Thailand is the land of warm weather, powdery beaches, tantalizing cuisine, and smiles smiles smiles. Ready to go? myTEFL's program starts off with our top-rated 120-Hour Online TEFL training. Upon completion, you'll be prepared for anything the classroom can throw at you! From Classroom Management to creating and optimizing Testing Systems, you won't miss a beat. Next, you'll fly out to Thailand for a week-long orientation program in Hua Hin (beaches!) or Chiang Mai (jungles!). During your orientation, you'll complete additional hands-on in-classroom TEFL training, learn some survival Thai, and take part in some downright incredible cultural activities and excursions. All while hanging out with other interns from around the world. Nice! Upon completion of your orientation, it'll be time to get placed. All placements are fully paid; meaning you're stepping right into the world of Teaching English abroad! While in the country (approximately 5-6 months)m, you'll have 24/7 on-the-ground support and a great alumni network for additional socializing and in-country travel.

Intern abroad in Thailand to gain practical experience in the areas of community development, healthcare, education, journalism, or NGO management. You’ll live and work in or near the scenic city of Chiang Mai, a popular destination located in northern Thailand. We’ll tailor your internship to match your goals and interests, and you’ll gain marketable skills and boost your résumé. In Chiang Mai, enjoy the great climate, delicious food unique to the region, the surrounding mountains, and hundreds of ancient temples. In your downtime, it’s easy to explore the rest of the magical country. Thailand has a lot in store for you!

An internship abroad teaching English is a fantastic way to live overseas and get paid to travel the world! Armed with an International TEFL Academy TEFL/TESOL certification, you will be able to work abroad teaching English while getting paid. After completing the TEFL training program, you can quickly begin working in major cities throughout the world. Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) or Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) are the industry terms for a professional English language teacher in a foreign country. Teaching English overseas not just an opportunity to work abroad: it is the chance to truly immerse yourself in a new culture, while changing your life and the lives of others. While teaching English abroad, you will be more than a tourist. As a paid English teacher, you will engage with the people and culture firsthand. Successful International TEFL Academy English teachers are true global citizens. They embrace opportunities to share their own cultural identity with others, while immersing themselves in new and different worlds. Though neither previous teaching experience or foreign language skills are required, all International TEFL Academy Teachers must possess excellent native-level English, excitement to live around the world, and a willingness to become dedicated English teachers to their students abroad. Whether it's Asia, Latin America, Europe, or somewhere in between - International TEFL Academy can be the gateway to making your travel dreams a reality. To become qualified to teach and get paid as a language instructor abroad, you will need to become TEFL / TESOL Certified. Our 180-hour online course provides the world standard in TEFL TESOL certification. You will complete 180 hours of curriculum combined with an additional 20 hours of in-person, hands-on experience. Once you've completed your certification with us, we'll help you with LIFETIME job placement assistance with our accredited TEFL TESOL certification. Popular Countries to Teach English With a TEFL TESOL Certification: Europe: Armenia, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malta, Montenegro, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine Latin America: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela, Mexico, Costa Rica, Honduras Asia: Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand How does this work? It's as easy as 1-2-3! 1) Choose to enroll in either a 4 week, full-time TEFL certification course at an international location, or our part-time, 3 month online TEFL certification course. 2) Receive high-caliber interview and job guidance from our student affairs office 3) Begin your career abroad! Contact International TEFL Academy for a brochure describing the process, read over the charts of where you can teach, how much money you make and the educational requirements. Advisors in our office are waiting to help you through the decision process. Join hundreds of thousands of others who teach abroad each year by starting with a professional TEFL TESOL certification.

Experience the real Thailand as a paid teacher at a formal school in Chiang Mai. Participants receive pre-arrival training and four weeks of face-to-face training, which includes six observed teaching practices at local schools and a 30-night stay with breakfast at the Darley Hotel (during the training period). This is followed by a one-semester paid placement at a kindergarten, primary, or secondary school. You choose the school and whether you wish to be placed in or outside Chiang Mai. Throughout the enrollment process, training, and placement period, interns will be in direct contact with SEE TEFL staff, who will answer questions, coordinate visas/work permits, arrange transport, coordinate accommodation, and communicate directly with the placement school on behalf of the intern. This program is aimed at enthusiastic and adventurous native speakers with recognized university degrees. It is also ideal for travelers on a gap year, people wanting to take a break from their careers, or people who want to try teaching before committing to a career in the education industry. Interns receive TEFL certification at the end of the training period before they are placed.

ISDSI offers independent 8-week internships in the summer (June through July). Internships are a unique opportunity to explore a field or topic you are interested in, help you prepare for graduate school, explore an area you are curious about, or see if this might be something you’d like to do more of. Each internship placement is developed in collaboration with the student and host organization. While there is no "list" of available internships, most partner organizations are willing to work with ISDSI and each student to create unique learning opportunities. We work with several NGOs (non-government organizations), government clinics and offices, small businesses, community enterprises, and others. Some of the areas where we have placed students include (but are not limited to!) the following: Sustainable agriculture Public health Veterinary and pre-vet animal care Child development Education Environmental science Community development Human rights Entrepreneurship Health care and more!

Work as a Teacher’s Assistant at the International University for Monks. The monks study Buddhism and meditation in the morning, and take classes at the university in the afternoon. Most classes use English as the language of instruction. There are about 250 students at the university. About half of the students are Thai and the other half are of other Asian nationalities, including Laotian, Cambodian, and Bangladeshi. This diversity makes an international learning environment at an institution focused on the higher education for Buddhist monks. For these reasons, it is a very unique school. The university is located in one of Chiang Mai's largest and most historic temples and is in the vicinity of Chiang Mai University and other small colleges, which gives the area quite an academic atmosphere. Volunteers serve under the direction of the English department, which is staffed by a highly qualified and educated, bilingual, Thai faculty. Although most of the professors are regular Thais, a few members of the faculty are Buddhist monks.