When did you move to Thailand?
I moved before my 25th birthday.
What is your work in Thailand?
I am teaching Biology, Chemistry, General Science, and Independent Study.
Yes, I am able to discuss different chemical reactions, the universe, our planet, nature, wildlife, biodiversity, conservation and sustainability, among others.
Why did you move to Thailand?
I wanted to explore mainland Southeast Asia more and I thought Thailand was a good place to be based for work because it was cheaper and a travel hub.
When did you want to explore the rest of Southeast Asia?
I was already fascinated about the rest of Southeast Asia since I knew how to read especially Burma and Cambodia. I became more interested in Singapore after my father's trip. I started learning more about Thailand after the Asian tsunami. One of my goals was to visit Angkor Wat in Siem Reap, which I finally did in 2009 with three other ladies. I visited Yangon in 2014 alone.
What makes you stay in Thailand longer?
It has become my second home. I did not plan to stay over a decade, but I got married to someone from work. We were born a day apart on the same year and month so I guess that was interesting.
Do you plan to stay in Thailand for the rest of your life?
I thought about that before I had a child. However, Thai language is quite hard to learn and good international schools in Thailand are very expensive.
What is your advice to the younger generation of Filipinos who want to work in Thailand?
They need to know more about the country especially the culture. They should also ask themselves if working overseas is worth it. In terms of climate as well as flora and fauna, Thailand is not totally different from the Philippines. However, there are also things that are uniquely Thai. It is better to know what to do and what not to do in the kingdom. Just be mindful.
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