Comments on: Ampro David English House Thailand

By: JR

JR — Wed, 04 Apr 2007 06:55:11 +0000

I have been with this company for 3 years now, and yes the pay is a little low, but if you work for other companys like this you will find that the pay is about the same. I’ve always been paid on time and not deducted for holidays, sick days or days when I had to do visa runs. The staf is helpful, if you ask for help. If I ever need finacial help they are willing to help. And yes for the first year I didn’t have a work permit and I had to pay tax (I was given a tax recipt at end of the year), besides the tax is only 3%(I’ve heard of other companys charging 7% or more) And paying that 3% is a lot less than what you would have to pay if you got caught working with out a work permit.

By: Shameful Shambles

Shameful Shambles — Mon, 12 Mar 2007 03:38:53 +0000

Not to metnion they take taxes out from those they do not get work permits for!

By: Shameful Shambles

Shameful Shambles — Fri, 02 Mar 2007 04:36:36 +0000

This recruiter is a joke. They pay 26-28,000 a month to start, take out taxes on even those they get no work permits for, hire totally inept teachers as long as they are the right color, and give no support at all. I guess that means they are just one of the many!

By: Rick

Rick — Sun, 11 Feb 2007 23:10:05 +0000

They were my first(and last) recruiter, they pay very low, but it was my first job in Thailand. I left at end of the 1st term, gave notice, turned my WP back into them, but when i tried to get letter from Dept. of Labor from them for my release they demanded 15,000 B. Overall, the support and treatment form them is very little, but the school I worked at was great! Only rookies get sucked in to recruiters like this, like I did!