Answered4 years ago

Are there any training schools in Bangkok that offer an ED visa with mixed lessons like languages, dance, and music?

ED Visa Bangkok Training Schools Non-Thai Language Courses Alternative Education Muay Thai

Johnny *****

asked May 20, 2022

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Excuse me,  any training schools in BKK which can offer ED visa? Any kind of training schools is ok but I hope there is one can offer mixed lessons, like languages(not only Thai or English, but have Spanish or something), dance,  music, muaithai, pool games training, etc.  So students can pick up anything to learn and switch lessons,  wouldn't be bored. 

If there is! 

Thanks.

Answer summary

The query seeks training schools in Bangkok that offer an ED visa while allowing students to participate in a variety of mixed lessons, including languages, dance, music, and other activities. Responses indicate that such flexibility generally isn't available: ED visas require students to enroll in a specific course sanctioned by the Ministry of Education, and often it's recommended to pursue separate courses outside of the visa requirements.

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Michael ********

Just do a language course and do other one seperatly. You dont need to ED visa to do a course

4 years ago

Johnny *****

@Michael *******

That's the point. I mean, if I must buy some classes in the school, Thai/English language and Muaythai or cooking, they all are not what I really interested to learn. But I know if I apply ED visa with a school, I must buy the classes from the school, but I don't really like the classes what they have currently. I would learn some different, like Spanish language, music, dance, football, billiards... for fun. 😄

4 years ago

Michael ********

@Johnny ****

some of the language course are only a couple of hours a week, plenty of time for other ones

4 years ago

Bobby ********

I don't know if you're aware how an ED visa works. You sign up with a school for a specific course (Thai language, Muay Thai are two popular options), and the school then either organises your visa, or provides you with the relevant documents. You don't join a school and then skip from one course to another.

4 years ago

Johnny *****

@Bobby *******

Understand, thanks for explanation.

4 years ago

Charles ********

I saw this post earlier and the answer posted.

What you want doesn't exist. To offer an Ed visa the school and you must be approved by the ministry of education for a specific program...not just anything.

The closest you could come to attending a university as degree seeking student and taking different elective courses.

4 years ago

Johnny *****

@Charles *******

I see. Just hope there would is! Thank you for the information.

4 years ago