work with NGOWhat type of job are you looking for? Hospitality job in Thailand (Bangkok or near preferred). What nationality are you? Thai (jus sanguines). In fact I was born in Lagos, Nigeria where my father was on duty for his first assignment in overseas at the Royal Thai Embassy.I'm Thai by nationality and ethnic. What languages do you speak (and at what level)? Thai/English/French : speak/read/write and able to communicate. Knowledge of thai northeastern dialect and rudimentary of Bahasa Malayu. What country or area are you looking to work in and why? Thailand;the only place I can stay close to my family. What countries have you worked in? None. What countries do you have a visa to work in? None. What field do you currently work in? Tourism Industry. My recent position was Deputy Managing Director in a Travel Agency established for over 20 years now. What fields have you worked in before? French Language Instructor with The Catholic Office for Emergency Relief and Refugees(COERR)/ The Board of Trade of Thailand in their foreign affairs team / UNHCR as a Legal Consultant doing refugee status determination at appeal stage and performed as UNHCR observer for the Thai Ministry of Interior task force at first instance interview and at Appeal Board/Thailand Business Association of Canada as Commercial Officer / Insurance business with South East Asia Ins. from Asst. Manager to Asst. Director of the Motor Claims Dept. What qualifications do you hold? B.A.Political Science (International Relations) Chulalongkorn Uiversity Which do you consider more valuable? Formal education or skills and why? To be honest, both are valuable, whilst in a different aspect. We learned from theory to know the world but we grant experience and skills from the real life. However, if I were to be a little bias, "skillful" is something to be concerned more when we want to give ourself as a "value added" to one or any organization. Describe the benefits of working with others We learn more and more! Describe the benefits of working alone Decisive and independent! What was your worst working experience? I wish I had been exploited the strenght point in me but then again no. What is the most important lesson you have learnt throughout your career? Sometimes it's not a question of true or false good or bad since the policy is above all! What unique skills do you have? Counselling and negociations. What would you consider as your 'dream job'? To give ourself to be in a situation where we can help people who are desperate. What are the most interesting aspects of your field? Humanitarian Hospitality Services What are the least interesting aspects of your field? Whatever that starts from "eight to five" and get stuck on the road for hours every morning and evening. How can potential employers contact you? asdin.c@counsellor.com | 
