BFITS | 2025 in Review: A Bright Year of Progress, People, and Possibilities
As the year winds down, it’s the perfect time to pause and reflect on what made the past twelve months memorable. This blog captures the moments that shaped our year—big wins, small victories, surprises, and everything in between. From lively classrooms to camps, trainings, celebrations, and everyday moments, this is where the year comes together. […]
Be Like Paige: Teach in Thailand Without Giving Up What You Love
Moving abroad — do you have to leave your passion behind? Absolutely not. Many people share various passions that are not always related. Maybe you love painting, but teach science. Or perhaps, you love cooking but work in STEM. Naturally, it can feel a little bit tricky balancing all of our interests as we work […]
Be like Hannah: Overcome Challenges and Learn Key Lessons in Your First Month Living and Teaching in Thailand
Adapting to Thai culture has broadened my understanding of the world, but it has also presented its own challenges. From managing finances to communicating with colleagues, I’ve learned to adopt a more gentle pace of living and accept that nothing happens instantly. This is a stark contrast to my life in the United Kingdom, a […]
Be Like Vic: Experience the Best Thai Dishes to Enjoy in Thailand (Part 2)
Welcome back to the second part of that little introduction to Thai food. Previously, I introduced some Thai dishes from all corners of Thailand that I find delectable. In this follow-up, we’ll look at different savory dishes or meals, a Thai-style BBQ, and a dessert I love. Must-Try Thai Foods from Isaan, Thailand You may […]
Be Like Vic: Experience the Best Thai Dishes to Enjoy in Thailand (Part 1)
Taking a break from teaching in Thailand, I’m sharing this delicious feast of a country (and it’s just the first part). Well, enter Bangkok and you have an unlimited bounty of delectables from every corner of the world, not to mention the regional Thai cuisines. The vastness of Thai food is mind-boggling and seemingly endless. […]
Be like Anthony: Explore Thailand’s Best Destinations for the Perfect Teaching Term Break
“Don’t wait for a vacation to enjoy life. Start to enjoy it now, today, wherever you are.” — Debasish Mridha Spending a teaching term break vacation can be refreshing and a much-needed respite from the energy of classroom life. Whether it’s a staycation, a trip to a new destination, or a productive break at home, […]
Be Like Greg: Find the Right Condo in Thailand with Practical Tips and Firsthand Insights
I thought that writing a blog on the do’s and don’ts may be useful for incoming teachers, so perhaps they can avoid similar mistakes to the ones that I made—first when I arrived as a resident, and again when I decided to relocate closer to Satriwithaya (SW) School. Arriving in Thailand, I quickly learned that […]
Be Like Paige: Transform Your Life Through Culture, Connection, and Teaching in Thailand
I am taking time to reflect on my time, living and teaching in Thailand. So far, it has been an incredibly enriching experience. I have written this blog for people who are considering taking a similar path, or maybe feel a little bit nervous about the process. I would like to share some uplifting pieces […]
Be Like Vic: Find Peace and Adventure in Bangkok’s Parks and Recreation Areas
Yo! What’s up again? I’m back with a lil more info about a few things, which, if you enjoy green and foliage, you may find helpful. So, from my previous posts, I mentioned I am from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in the United States—if I didn’t say it before, I’m doing it now. If anyone knows anything […]
Be Like Anthony: Experience Thai Food Cuisine While Teaching in Pathum Thani, Thailand
“Laughter is brightest in the place where food is.” #IrishProverb Local Thai cuisine is renowned worldwide for its vibrant flavors, intricate balance of spices, and fresh ingredients. Local foods reveal an even richer tapestry of regional diversity. For many visitors who come to teach in Thailand, food becomes a joyful part of their daily experience, […]
