Every course, and what it covers
Four courses, all of them taught in the same house by the same teachers. Read what happens in the room before you read the timetable.
The four courses, in detail
Everyday Thai
Speech first, script later. You start with the sentences that get a day done: ordering, asking the way, telling a driver where to turn, talking to the people in your building.
- What a beginner covers in the first weeks: the school supplies this.
- Level, length and hours per week: the school supplies this.
- Class size: the school supplies this.
- Books and printed material: the school supplies this.
Photograph slot: students in a small group setting, materials visible.
Thai for work
Built on your own vocabulary. Bring the words your office already uses, and the class turns them into sentences you can say in a meeting.
- Who the class is for: the school supplies this.
- Level, length and hours per week: the school supplies this.
- Class size: the school supplies this.
- Whether it runs at your office or here: the school supplies this.
Photograph slot: students in a small group setting, materials visible.
Reading and writing
The alphabet, and why a word sounds the way it does: the consonant classes, the vowels above and below the line, and the tone rules that decide the pitch.
- Where the course starts: the school supplies this.
- Level, length and hours per week: the school supplies this.
- Class size: the school supplies this.
- Books and printed material: the school supplies this.
Photograph slot: students in a small group setting, materials visible.
One to one
Your hours and your reason. One teacher, your schedule, at the school or online. Useful when you travel or when you want one narrow thing fixed.
- How hours are booked and rescheduled: the school supplies this.
- Price per hour: the school supplies this.
- Whether it runs online, here, or both: the school supplies this.
- Cancellation terms: the school supplies this.
What it costs
One table, four rows. A group hour and a one to one hour are priced differently, and nothing is bundled into a package you did not ask for.
Everyday Thai
- Length: the school supplies it.
- In a group, or one to one.
Thai for work
- Length: the school supplies it.
- At your office or here.
Reading and writing
- Length: the school supplies it.
- In a group, or one to one.
One to one
- Your hours, at the school or online.
- Cancellation terms: the school supplies them.
No figure appears on this page until the school writes it. When it does, it goes in this table and nowhere else on the site, so there is one number to keep current instead of six.
Questions we get before people book
Can this course get me a visa?
No. We are a language school, not an immigration adviser. We do not sponsor, arrange or guarantee any visa or permit, and nothing about enrolling here changes what an application does. For advice, speak to a licensed agent or the immigration office.
Is the school accredited?
This site lists a registration or a certificate only once the school can send you the document. Until then it claims none, and the teachers page is where a certificate appears when there is one.
How long until I can speak Thai?
Nobody can promise that, and a school that puts a span of weeks on it is guessing. Your teacher tells you what you can do at the end of each course and what the next one adds.
Do I need to read Thai before I start?
No. Everyday Thai and Thai for work start from speech. Reading and writing is its own course and you can take it whenever you want to.
What if I am put in the wrong level?
Your teacher moves you that same week and you do not pay twice. It happens, and catching it in the first class is the school's job rather than yours.