Teachers' Council licence
Teachers need a licence under the Teachers and Educational Personnel Council Act and must meet its disqualification rules.
Teachers need a professional licence from the Teachers' Council of Thailand, whose law lists disqualifications including imprisonment by final judgment in some cases. International schools usually ask foreign teachers for both Thai and home-country police certificates.

Teachers need a professional licence from the Teachers' Council of Thailand, whose law lists disqualifications including imprisonment by final judgment in some cases. International schools usually ask foreign teachers for both Thai and home-country police certificates.
This page is for teachers and schools screening staff. Disqualifications follow the licensing body's law and rules, which may change; check the latest notice before filing.
Teachers need a licence under the Teachers and Educational Personnel Council Act and must meet its disqualification rules.
A legalised home-country police certificate is usually needed, plus a Thai check after residing for a period.
Drivers, boarding staff and others close to children should also be covered by screening policy.
Schools should keep a written child-protection policy and check previous employer references.
Checks need consent, and results are sensitive data.
Renewal follows Teachers' Council rules; check documents required for that round.




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