Everyone has a story and has a different experience. A friend of mine just got mucked about too much with his visa's, 6 visa's in eleven months. That said, the company was very good to him, and despite the fact that he was oft at times a real handful, he finished his contract. He was moved from a school in BKK, to another school in Mukdahan, but as he says it was his own fault for being a little clever for his own good, basically using really colorful language, and having someone report him. So like he said, just his own fault, but still AYC stuck up for him and gave a second job, that was OK. I met the guy, very nice, loves to teach, lots of time for everyone, just has very little respect for people, who fail to respect and recognize that all people matter, and all have a job to do, and get on with it. Overall AYC stood by him, through thick and thin, they A-OK in his book. Just be honest and open, KD is the go-to-guy, he'll get it sorted for you.

Hello! I have interviewed to teach in Thailand with both AYC Thailand and Echo English. Before making my decision on which company to go with, I would like to ask people that have worked for either company to post their opinions on the companies and whether or not they would recommend working for them. I am not looking for a "bash" fest, but honest, helpful opinions. I am looking for information such as school locations, (middle of nowhere?) on time payments, fees, teacher support, and anything else you think would be helpful! Thank you!