Walen School of Thai

11 recommendations and reviews from 7 people

• Referral from September 11, 2015
  

  Stuart W. asked:

  Looking to learn the thai language, any one out there had a good teacher?

  

  Mason S. replied:

  You have the proper language school for farangs in Bandu. Groups of farangs or one on one. Same school that did my ED visa when I first came here. They're very good IMO. http://www.thaiwalen.com/

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• Referral from April 12, 2015
  

  Zhanna D. asked:

  Hello, friends. Thank you for accept me in this group. I have some questions, dedicated to ED visas. I and my husband are going to move to Bangkok ( now we are in Krabi) to get the ED visas. We would like to get one year ED visas. I would like to learn Thai art or Thai language.My husband prefers to improve his English. Can you recommend any good school with such courses? If you know the price of the whole course write it too. Or maybe you can recommend me an art school, where I can work as a teacher ( I have a master degree in pedagogic of Art). A great thank you in advance!

  

  Ugo A. replied:

  Walen school http://www.thaiwalen.com/ near bts asok

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• Referral from June 12, 2014
  

  Ngo K. asked:

  DS - I am looking for a language school that can provide Non - ED Visa. plus if the school can also provide Chinese class that would be great. Thank in advance.

  

  James N. replied:

  http://www.thaiwalen.com/

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• Referral from September 4, 2013
  

  Stefan G. asked:

  Hi, I need to learn Thai ASAP. Any recommendations ? Good lessons, methods ? Anything that could help ? Thanks

  

  Mark W. replied:

  If you can withstand the heavy repetition method, http://thaiwalen.com is probably the quickest method to learn a new language. The technique was developed and used by the MI6 to teach language skills to spies during WWII.

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• Referral from January 18, 2016
  

  Mike M. asked:

  So I decided to go for an education visa an reasonable schools that anyone can suggest that is good? I'm already in Thailand on Soi 41 LatPharo Road

  

  Jeremy M. replied:

  Www.thaiwalen.com

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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 ;)

  

  Jeremy M. replied:

  http://www.thaiwalen.com/

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• Referral from April 22, 2015
  

  CarpeDiem N. asked:

  Hi, I am looking for a Thai language school for ED visa. Could you please suggest some reliable schools with reasonable price. Thanks in advance

  

  Mac W. replied:

  Walen school is one of the most reliable, longest history of ED visa assistance to students also the the largest with branches all over Thailand. www.thaiwalen.com , you will not be disappointed if you go with Walen.

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• Referral from August 19, 2014
  

  Dave B. asked:

  Where is the best place in BKK to learn thai and get an ED visa for someone who is really serious about speaking and reading thai? A place where someone can do serious learning everyday and pickup the language in a fairly good amount of time. Thank you for your help!

  

  Mac W. replied:

  Walen School. www.thaiwalen.com

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• Referral from August 5, 2014
  

  Alexandra J. asked:

  Hi All, I know this gets asked a lot, but for some reason I can't seem to find the answers when I search for them. A friend of mine is looking to come to Bangkok to STUDY thai as well as enjoy the culture and city for 6 months. Which are the best schools to get a 6 month education visa as well as receiving the Thai lessons? Thanks in advance for the answers! :-)

  

  Mac W. replied:

  Walen School is the most popular. www.thaiwalen.com

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• Referral from September 8, 2014
  

  Jennifer G. asked:

  DS once again. I speak quite good self-taught Thai after 20 years of living here however I can't read a word. In my previous post someone suggested AUA. Alas it's not offering a regular course in reading/writing Thai except for a one-hour/day course starting in October which is too late and too little for me. So I'm back to the drawing board. Can anyone recommend a reliable place that's close to an MRT station? THANK YOU!!!

  

  William S. replied:

  http://thaiwalen.com/

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• Referral from January 6, 2014
  

  Lawrence S. asked:

  Ok, stupid newbie question. I'm strongly considering a relocation from USA to Thailand. I've been doing my research and making some connections in BKK area. Any tips and recommendations from the expats? Where do most farangs hand out?

  

  William S. replied:

  If you plan on staying in Thailand for a long time...get an Ed visa prior to arrival in BKK through the Thai Embassy in the States...Most schools offer 6 months and year visas and can pre arrange for you, also a great place to network with other foreigners and thai... here is one such school that can help http://www.thaiwalen.com

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