It took me years to convince me to teach abroad as I didn’t feel confident that I could do it but more importantly finding trust from an organisation to guide me into teaching abroad. I came across The Fewer Things on social media after a really bad time in winter lockdown and as soon as I spoken to the team member especially Jaemi, I immediately felt reassured and felt I was in good hands from the start.
What makes The Fewer Things unique is the endless amount of support on documents for pre-departure, reassurance on travelling during covid times and advice on overcoming obstacles, I honestly couldn’t be more happier thanks for the hard work they did to help me achieve my goal!
I now live and work in the most beautiful area of North West Thailand with friendly and helpful locals and working in a job that I feel I can say “I love what I do!”
Best decision I’ve ever made!
What was the most nerve-racking moment and how did you overcome it?
If your going to come and live in Thailand and you’ll think ‘tuk tuks’ are everywhere, well not all over the country as they are mostly in tourist destinations.
So you’ll have to get used to the idea of getting around on a motorbike both driver or passenger so it was quite something to overcome, after an accident I had in London years ago. So it was really nerve racking to get on a motorbike but I’m getting used to the idea of riding them as a form of transport here in Thailand.