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AnchorMan · Joined: 21 Nov 2004 Posts: 45 Location: Bangjak, Bangkok

Take note - there is an A-One Hotel as well as the more better known A-One Inn. I spent my first couple of days at the former, good value for money ($20 US / night) but a bit out in the burbs - you won't get much change out of 100 baht for a taxi into town. Now at A-One Inn, it's much cheaper at around 500 baht / night and very central. Recommended!

Kent F. Kruhoeffer · Joined: 22 Jan 2003 Posts: 2129 Location: 中国

^ Welcome to Bangkok, AnchorMan !

Found the A-One Inn Website: http://www.aoneinn.com/

and added it to Bangkok & Appendix A of

The Master Index Thailand sticky.

Thanks for the tip ...

Have fun
in The Big

!

PS: If you get bored, you could catch a bus to Pattaya to see Coolio perform 'Gangsta Paradise'

on Friday (16/9) or Saturday evening (17/9). Show starts at 7pm :: tickets start at 800 Baht:

http://thaiticketmaster.com/concert/rap_eng.php (Thai Ticket Master)

I think I'm going.

van-island · Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 6:14 am Post subject:

If anyone cares, if I went to Bangkok again I'd stay at the A-one rather than the Reno.

hip-hop boy78 · Joined: 02 Dec 2004 Posts: 90 Location: Hip-hop land

Van-island,

How was the CELTA course at ECC? Would you reccomend it? Was it difficult/challenging/a nightmare or a piece of cake? Any feedback would be much appreciated.

van-island · Posted: Fri Oct 07, 2005 3:02 pm Post subject:

I guess I would recommend it, yeah. Not only it is the cheapest CELTA I've come across, but it's also not bad as far as TEFL courses go. I learnt quite a bit about teaching, which I guess was good too. Wink

It was most definitely challenging, although more so in terms of work load than intellectually speaking.