Duke Language School

21 recommendations and reviews from 14 people

• Referral from December 16, 2017
  

  Paupao M. asked:

  Hello!!! I am looking for a Thai language course (group lessons) on a weekly basis (once a week). Silom/ Sathorn area would be perfect. Any recommendations? Kopkhunkha!!! :)

  

  Robert P. replied:

  It is usually best learning from a native speaker: http://dukelanguage.com/

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• Referral from November 28, 2015
  

  Onkel K. asked:

  Good morning everyone, I want to attend a Thai language course around any BTS/MRT station. I prefer weekend classes and maybe also once on a weekday. At least 2 times per week classes and in small groups. Any interesting experiences or recommendations?

  

  Bernhard S. replied:

  check Duke Language school at www.dukelanguage.com . Sukhumvit soi13, bts nana.

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• Referral from August 17, 2015
  

  Kimiko W. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a good Thai language school where I can learn Thai and be given an Education Visa for a year?

  

  Alexander B. replied:

  I would definitely recommend Duke Language School. I'm happily studying there myself. They are teaching in a very engaging and visual way. Pretty different than other ordinary thai schools. http://dukelanguage.com/

  

  Simon O. replied:

  Duke Language School

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• Referral from June 25, 2015
  

  Ruaraidh A. asked:

  Hey guys, looking for your advice. I have been working and living in Bkk (Sukhumvit 77) for a little over a year now and I'm planning to go for an education visa in the next six weeks. Basically I'd like to hear about people's experiences with their language schools - preferably the good ones. I'm trying to find the right school and go for it. I prefer an interactive approach to learning... Old school methods bore the shit out of me. Any success stories and suggestions guys? Cheers!

  

  Rolf S. replied:

  I'm entering on tourist visa, then I will search for a good thai school. I've been hearing positive things about Duke http://dukelanguage.com/ . What I'll be doing is trying a few, like this one, and then get proper papers arranged for the ED visa.

  

  Katja P. replied:

  I've been to Duke Language School for a free trial lesson and thought it was really nice. The course was interactive and fun. I would go there, just don't have the time. Reasonable prices as well.

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• Referral from May 22, 2015
  

  Stevie K. asked:

  i want to change my thai language school in september. Prices changed fron 23000 baht to 32000. This is definetely to much. I am looking for a good school with nice teachers, good books and good, structured lessons. I am living in din daeng....so the scholl should not be to far away from my home......some recommendations? thanks a lot in advance for your help.....

  

  April M. replied:

  I've heard a lot of good things about Duke Language School. I want to transfer to their school next month. Here's their website for reference: http://dukelanguage.com/ Good Luck!

  

  Mahima D. replied:

  Duke Language School 👍 Sukhumvit soi 13 Trendy Building.

  

  Simon O. replied:

  Duke Language School has innovative courses and highly engaging and fun teachers

  

  Wonji K. replied:

  I recommend Duke Language School if you want to learn survival Thai quickly. The teachers are some of the best I've seen.

  

  Ajeng A. replied:

  Duke Language School for sure!! This school is really cool, they teach you Thai in a fun way.. \('0'\) (/'0')/

  

  Shashi G. replied:

  Duke Language School they created awesome environment for foreigners. way of teaching of thai language is quite creative. people will definitely like. i recommend Duke for foreigners.

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• Referral from June 3, 2014
  

  Gene R. asked:

  DS a Thai language school the accepts monthly or other payment installations. Thanks

  

  Pierre B. replied:

  I've learned a lot from http://dukelanguage.com

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• Referral from March 26, 2015
  

  Halomi S. asked:

  Can anyone recommend good private Thai language teacher to teach speaking, reading and writing? Or Thai language school near Chitlom area?

  

  Elizabeth B. replied:

  Heared about DukeLanguage School? They're pretty cheap and very good! My thai improved a lot You might want to check their website: http://dukelanguage.com/ Good Luck!

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• Referral from March 4, 2015
  

  Juliette C. asked:

  Good morning, if someone is interested in giving Thai courses or know a good school which could match with my schedule ( after 6pm every day) let me know! Thank you

  

  Elizabeth B. replied:

  I find DukeLanguage school very good. I love how the way they teach their students. My thai improved a lot ;) You might want to check their website: http://dukelanguage.com/ Good Luck!

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• Referral from January 28, 2015
  

  Annile A. asked:

  Anybody have a suggestion for a really good Thai language school, University course or private lesson as close to Sukhumvit 24 as possible. I've lived here a while and I know of a few but would love to hear some feedback before making a commitment. Looking for mornings, 3-4 days a week, beginner/intermediate if anyone out there is an instructor. Thanks!

  

  April M. replied:

  Try DukeLanguage School. You can't go wrong with their teaching system. I've got a friend who is studying there and I noticed her thai is improving so fast. There website: http://dukelanguage.com/ Good luck!

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• Referral from January 13, 2015
  

  Ufuk D. asked:

  Hello everyone. Can anyone suggest me a good Thai language school? I prefer it to be close to BTS line. My office is close to BTS Ratchatewi. Any suggestions?? Thanks ;)

  

  April M. replied:

  I found Duke Language School to be very good, from speaking broken Thai they soon got me to a level 1 standard. Highly recommend them. Website at http://dukelanguage.com/

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• Referral from August 15, 2014
  

  Il R. asked:

  Hi guys. Any suggestions for a good Thai language school with honest rates? I don't need ED visa, just would like to study and learn. Thank you all in advance.

  

  Royce H. replied:

  Check out Duke Language School ( www.dukelanguage.com ) if you're looking for courses that are fun, interesting, and effective. Here's an unbiased review of the school: http://womenlearnthai.com/.../thai-language-school.../

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• Referral from December 22, 2013
  

  Lisa C. asked:

  Looking for the best Thai language school in Bangkok, any ideas?

  

  Royce H. replied:

  Check out Duke Language School - www.dukelanguage.com - if you're looking for fun and edutaining classes. At DLS, there are no tests or boring homework. The focus is on playing games and discovering Thailand in order to learn Thai the interesting way.

  

  Royce H. replied:

  At Duke Language School, it's 6,000 baht for 4 weeks, or 17,000 baht for 12 weeks, or 30,000 baht for 24 weeks. Classes are from 9 am to 12 pm or 1 pm to 4 pm (3 hours), and from Monday to Friday. Check out www.dukelanguage.com for more info.

  

  Royce H. replied:

  Or check out the Facebook group page for interesting news about Thailand - Duke Language School

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