Educational Tourism in Bangkok

AUA is Thailand’s premier institution for Thai language classes. With branches all around Thailand, AUA’s 10-level "Natural Thai" program offers students major insights into Thai language (including reading and writing) and culture and prepares students to pass the P6 government exam. Classes offer a unique format where students watch situations acted out and acquire language naturally though observation.

Whether you are a complete beginner, getting ready to study overseas or would like to brush up on your business English, the British Council has an English course. These include General English, Academic English, English for Business and preparation for important examinations like IELTS. These courses are available at aal of the British Council's centres around Thailand.

Learn the art of preparing Thai cuisine at one of Bangkok’s most sophisticated restaurants – Benjarong. Classes run 09:30-12:30 Saturday mornings and are presented by the restaurant’s head chef who shows you how to prepare dishes on the Dusit Thani’s menu. This is very hands-on tuition emphasizing practicality and inventiveness. The course comprises 12 classes and graduates receive a certificate.

Established in 1990, ECC (Thailand) was the first organization to bring the CELTA training course to Thailand. The company has provided training for hundreds of people who have become part of the English teaching profession. They offer a range of courses including the CELTA Young Learner extension, TESOL/TEFL/TESL Certification Courses and courses for those interested in Business English.

Webster University is a private, accredited American university offering undergraduate and graduate degree programs in a range of areas including business, computer science, communications, education, international relations, liberal arts, psychology, performing arts and science. Webster’s network of worldwide campuses allows students the opportunity to complete their degree entirely in Thailand, or study one semester a year (or more) in Thailand before transferring to another Webster University campus in Europe or the United States.