which Thai language ED-visa school is best for me?

[BananaBandit]

First of all, is it possible these days to get an ED visa without leaving Thailand?  (i'm currently in Thailand, and I'm afraid that if I leave it will take forever to get back here.)

 

I really don't like waking up early. So are there any ED-visa schools in BKK with classes that go from like 12-2 pm or something? 

 

Also, I fancy myself a non-beginner at this point. So can I start at intermediate level?  (Or at least take a placement test.) 

[CorpusChristie]

Maybe you could visit the schools and decide for yourself which one you think is best for you ?

You could also ask them what time classes start and which level you are at .

Visas are available from inside Thailand 

[BananaBandit]

On 7/21/2020 at 10:56 PM, CorpusChristie said:

Visas are available from inside Thailand 

glad to hear. thank you for telling me. 

 

On 7/21/2020 at 10:56 PM, CorpusChristie said:

Maybe you could visit the schools and decide for yourself which one you think is best for you ?

You could also ask them what time classes start and which level you are at .

well, yes, that would be one strategy. however, it would be nice if someone out there could give me something a bit more specific.  perhaps name a specific school ? 

 

i guess, for the moment, i'll forget about the factors involving class times and coursework level of difficulty.......can anyone recommend a thai language school where they do a good job assisting you with the ED visa process?

 

because the one-year ED visa is my number one objective.  indeed, i am aware that immigration might test my thai language proficiency.  that shouldn't be a problem.