How I Accidentally Emigrated and Became a Teacher: Part 2

[This is the second post of two telling my story of how my life changed during one day in Bangkok. <a href="https://medium.com/@aspiritualrevolution/how-i-accidentally-emigrated-and-became-a-teacher-part-1-c32165399a90" rel="noopener">The first part</a> brings you the context for this post:] So, I had entered the big ECC building (English and Computer College) in search of a teaching job so that I could avoid an early return to England after my travel money had run out. I was in the middle of Bangkok, it was December 1991, my travel money was shot, I was down and out and going back to England’s cold cold winter if I could not land a job. I really did not want to leave Thailand yet! The previous day I had given up hope after two rejections, but my travel friends back at the guest house had urged me to give it another go. Now back again, I had stumbled upon ECC, one of the schools on my list I’d compiled before leaving England. <a href="https://medium.com/@aspiritualrevolution/how-i-accidentally-emigrated-and-became-a-teacher-part-2-1fea6647c83e">Learn More</a>