Pro Language School

8 recommendations and reviews from 8 people

• Referral from August 11, 2018
  

  tlwilli asked:

  Can anyone recommend a good language school in Bangkok to take thai lessons? Why do you recommend them?

  

  StinkFingerPete replied:

  i was pretty satisfied with pro language www.prolanguage.co.th but the quality of teachers varies. you can try out a few classes and see which ones suit you

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• Referral from June 30, 2017
  

  duggerwugger asked:

  Serious about learning Thai Hi guys. I spent ~10 months in bangkok in 2010. Been thinking about saving money to live there to study thai full time. For anyone that has become fluent, or otherwise knows about seriously learning the language, what program or school would you recommend? Or would you recommend private tutors instead? Would appreciate any input? Also, not related, and less importantly, does anyone know anything about bartending in thailand? Ideally id go to bangkok with a large amount saved to live and study for about 2 years, but supplementing that with a little income could be nice (its my occupation in the states). I know i saw some foreigners tending bar when i was there, but i didn't personally know any. Im not interested in teaching English, which seems to be the go-to job for any native english speaker going to Thailand. Thanks!

  

  bgause replied:

  http://www.prolanguage.co.th This is where I went and it worked really well for me. The real improvement for me came after I started dating a Thai girl who doesn't speak any English. Forcing yourself to speak Thai helps a lot. I doubt you will have much luck as a bartender. It doesn't pay well and it may also be illegal. There are laws that prevent foreigners from taking jobs that Thais can do. Also, if you go to a thai language school and get an ED visa, that visa will make it illegal for you to work. Become a teacher, strike it rich, or become a digital nomad: those are your best options.

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• Referral from January 1, 2015
  

  Nuly H. asked:

  Hello, I'm looking for a language school (Thai or Chinese) that will provide me with ED Visa. I am planning to study for 6 months or less. Any good places you can recommend me? Thanks in advance Cheers

  

  Brian G. replied:

  http://www.prolanguage.co.th/

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• Referral from July 21, 2014
  

  Diego G. asked:

  Cheapest thai language school in bkk to register for a ed visa, anyone knows? Thanks in advance

  

  Supharb K. replied:

  I recommend Pro Language School https://www.facebook.com/ProLanguageSchool

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• Referral from June 12, 2014
  

  John C. asked:

  I have lived in Pattaya for 6 years. I know many thai words, but do not know how to start learning conversation. I also have 3 or 4 friends who want to learn also. Until now I have been lazy, but since I have decided to make Thailand my home I really want to put some effort into leaning. Please could someone recommend a good school in Pattaya (there seem to be too many to choose from).

  

  Catherine W. replied:

  Pro Language is in Pattaya. I've known people who've attended and they were quite happy with the lessons: http://www.prolanguage.co.th/

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• Referral from November 20, 2013
  

  Hilde J. asked:

  Hi! Can anybody recommend a good language school that provides one year visa (English course). Tips are very appreciated ;)

  

  Koen D. replied:

  I tested about 10 of them and believe http://www.prolanguage.co.th/ is the best

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• Referral from July 1, 2013
  

  Vintee S. asked:

  Hi, looking for good and inexpensive Thai language classes around Asok/Phrom Pong. Any Recommendations?

  

  Bodipat A. replied:

  Pro Language School, 10 th TimeSquare Bld. BTS Asok, Free Trial before class, 23,000 Bath + 1 yr Ed Visa. more detail www.prolanguage.co.th

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• Referral from April 7, 2013
  

  Esther M. asked:

  Looking for a good school to learn Chinese, better if they can make the Student Visa. Any advice will be welcome.

  

  Nickie P. replied:

  Hey Esther Marés , check this out, since Luis also taking a Thai class + VISA here .. http://www.prolanguage.co.th/

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