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Objectives

Understand the characteristics of Thai used in different types of media.
Understand the different styles of Thai TV channels.
Acquire useful vocabulary used on the news, both on the TV and on the radio.
Acquire useful, contemporary idioms, slang, and expressions.

Objectives

Understand the characteristics of articles and news written in Thai.
Understand short articles and news items on various topics.
Be able to give a point of view and discuss readings in Thai.
Be able to write longer communicative paragraphs.

Objectives

Understand the characteristics of written Thai.
Understand longer paragraphs on various topics.
Be able to give a point of view and discuss readings in Thai.
Be able to write short communicative paragraphs.
Practice listening through simple conversations, songs and short articles.

Objectives

Understand short paragraphs on various topics.
Be able to give points of view and answer comprehension questions about Thai readings.
Be able to write compound sentences correctly.
Be able to read Thai fluently at a faster speed and with correct pronunciation.

Objectives

Understand the Thai reading and writing system.
Be able to read and write Thai words and sentences correctly.
Understand the ways Thai people pronounce and write foreign languages in Thai.
Understand signs and simple sentences written in Thai.

Objectives

Understand the structure and grammar of spoken Thai.
Be able to produce sentences correctly and naturally.
Be able to get information and to express opinions and feelings.
Be able to show acceptance, refusal or denial.
Communicate in Thai fluently, naturally, and with confidence.

Objectives

Understand the characteristics of Thai, with an emphasis on the spoken language.
Learn to pronounce tones and vowels that do not exist in the student’s language.
Be able to use appropriate dialogues in situations met in daily life.
Be able to communicate to survive in Thai.

A: The majority of our students are expatriates (business executives, ambassadors, employees and spouses)

A: No. We strongly recommend that students study with different teachers to experience various types of Thai accents.