Cleaned this up a bit. No, a lot.

Cam Nivag wrote: ↑Wed May 29, 2019 2:13 pm

frank lee bent wrote: ↑Tue May 28, 2019 11:14 am Yes Doug, you can indeed teach English, and probably will find work pretty quickly.

General Mackevili wrote: ↑Wed May 29, 2019 1:55 pm Cleaned this up a bit. No, a lot.

Let's disregard the stories posted online from people who spent months looking for work and didn't find it, and let's just tell everyone that Cambodia is a land of dandelions and roses where you can easily get a job teaching English regardless of your age, skin color, appearance, qualifications, experience, or English proficiency. Yay!

CN- I think you're drawing a long bow there imo. I didn't interpret what FLB and Whisperer said as implying it was necessarily very easy. I guess that was your take on it.

Sounds like there may be a shortage of these positions. If you are of the view it is very hard to qualify for these jobs..then, why not back that up with evidence such as links to other threads that would be helpful to the OP and others?

In any event, OP didn't actually ask whether it was easy to find a teaching job...he just wanted to know whether there was an age restriction..

No doubt he will find out whether he has the necessary qualifications and experience when and if he applies.

simon43 wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2019 1:05 pm Also slightly OT, there are many well-paid ($3,000 USD/month for experienced teachers), teaching jobs in Myanmar (Burma), and with no age-limit (they prefer older teachers who want to stay in employment with the school for yonks...).

Oh, I forgot to add that you are as old as you feel. 60 years is not necessarily 'old'.

Correct but NOT for anyone ONLY holding a tefl /celta degree.
they must be real teachers with the diplomas to back it up.

Friend of mine used to run the IT dept and teaches IT at the International American hs in Yangon got a job in Bombay paying even more than he was making in Yangon, along with perks for his wife.