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Reader question: Thai course in Chiang Mai

By Submitted Message
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April 5, 2017

Dear readers,

I would like to take a Thai course in Chiang Mai. However, there are many providers and you can no longer see the wood for the trees. I'm not the youngest anymore, so I have a bit more trouble remembering.

Can someone recommend a good school?

Greetings,

Nicole

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6 Responses to “Reader Question: Thai Course in Chiang Mai”

  1. Tino Kuis says up
    5 April 2017 at 11: 48

    Contact me:

    [email protected]

  2. P. Toorenburgh says up
    5 April 2017 at 11: 52

    The YMCA in Chiang Mai.
    Can be found near shopping mall Kad Suan Kaew.

  3. Jos says up
    5 April 2017 at 14: 04

    I did my first Thai course at AUA in Chiang Mai 5 years ago and was happy with the teaching back then.
    However, a lot has changed at AUA in recent years, the Thai teachers seem very uninterested and the quality of the teaching leaves much to be desired.
    I did a course at YMCA last year and that was much better, competent teachers and pleasant atmosphere.

    Success.

    • Nelly says up
      6 April 2017 at 15: 01

      How much is that at YMCA?

  4. Jan says up
    5 April 2017 at 14: 26

    You can contact Khruu Mia Rongsiaw.
    She is the owner of the site: http://www.learn2speakthai.net
    She is based in Chiang Mai and, having lived in America, speaks perfect English.
    I have followed lessons (Khruu Nok) at her office via Skype….writing…reading and talking..!!
    Good luck with it…just start and keep going!!!

  5. Rudy says up
    6 April 2017 at 03: 21

    Payap University, one of the best courses 5 days a week every morning (15h/week)


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