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Which Thai Ministry approved schools in Samut Prakan offer Thai language courses with ED visa options?

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June 3, 2022

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Siddhartha *********

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Greetings members. Kindly recommend for institute/school thai ministry approved for Thai language. The one which has real classroom teaching and also can get ED visa.

Agency are quoting random high prices and I doubt teaching as I really need to read write thai now. Thanks 🙏🏻

Edit- area preferred samut prakan.

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The user is seeking recommendations for Thai language schools that are approved by the Thai Ministry in Samut Prakan, with an emphasis on institutions that provide real classroom teaching and educational visas (ED visas). Several commenters suggested schools, including ALA in Bangkok and Duke Language School, noting their good teaching staff and methods. Insight English was also mentioned as a viable option.

Siddhartha *********

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thanks all- will check these

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Insight English is a good spot also

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Sam ******

As mentioned above, Duke Language School and ALA.

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Charles ********

I attended ALA in Bangkok, Sukhumvit 13. It's a good school for serious but not stressful learning. Good staff, good books, instruction in English.

Same building as Duke, which is considered the beet, a bit more intense program and they use the immersion method, which personally I do like.

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Siddhartha *********

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any in samut prakan area? And these schools total cost for a year comes how much aprox?

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they have online class.

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Siddhartha *********

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I want classroom study

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not sure in that area. But check reviews and most schools will let you sit in a trial class for free. Recommend you try that. I think ALA for one year with visa would be around 35 or 40k. I believe Duke is just a bit more expensive.

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Brandon ************

Where in Thailand?

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Siddhartha *********

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samut prakan area

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