Teachers Talk

Living in Hua Hin
A teacher's eye view from Monte Webb, English Teacher at WECI, English and Computer Institute: A question you may ask is, “Why should I choose Hua Hin?” That, for me, was an easy choice. I've been living and teaching in Thailand for nearly 3 years now and have seen my fair share of cities. Hua Hin offers a combination of most all the good points of the

Teaching in Hua Hin
A teacher's eye view from Monte Webb, English Teacher at WECI, English and Computer Institute: “Ok”, you say, “Living there sounds really great, but why should I want to teach there?” Again, for me that was easy also. After finishing my TEFL course (that I wished had been offered here in Hua Hin as it is now), I shopped around for a job that was going to offer me a great place to live and a great working

Prachuab - the provincial capital of Hua Hin
In May, I moved to a small town about 80 kilometers south of Hua Hin called Prachuab Kiri Khan to open the second branch of WECI. Prachuab Kiri Khan is the hub of all the government offices for the province. Life here is much slower and seems to be much more family oriented. They have similar open air markets and similar shopping but on a lot smaller scale.