DOLE Announces Thailand Will Need Filipino English Teachers Soon
THAILAND – The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) announced that Thailand will need Pinoy English teachers soon.
The Philippines is one of Asia’s top English-speaking countries. In fact, the
Lots of foreigners went to the country to study or learn the English language. These countries include Korea, Japan, and China among others.
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Filipinos were recognized globally because of having great skills in English communications.
The Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) companies in the rich countries preferred to employ Filipinos to cater their customers via phone call.
Undeniably, Pinoy has shown the world that they are good in English and can even teach other countries.
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Meanwhile, good news for the teachers in the country just arrived. They will now have a chance to earn enough money just by teaching English in Thailand.
Surely, this news will bring delight to lots of teachers who are not contented with their salary.
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Based on a report from GMA News, DOLE announced that Filipino English is needed in Thailand soon.
On Tuesday, DOLE Secretary Silvestre Bello III disclosed that the Philippine government is set to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with Thailand this month.
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According to the report, Thailand clarified that they will only hire English teachers for the meantime.
DOLE Secretary said he has no idea how many Filipino English teachers will be needed in that host country.
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Based on the report, the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) announced their hotline 1348 for the troubled OFW.
Callers from outside Metro Manila may dial (02) 1348 and for international calls (0632) 1348.
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