Learning English For Thai Kid And Mother

[miminem]

Anybody knows where I could find such English lesons for my daughter (4 years old) and her mother.

We are leaving in Korea and they need o get some lessons during their holidays next summer in BKK.

Any advise on price, location is welcome

[The Dan Sai Kid]

Why not try the British Council - they have a website with a list of courses and locations.

[miminem]

Why not try the British Council - they have a website with a list of courses and locations.

I tried but it looks like courses are not starting in July and it starts with children 7 years old, mine is only 4.

[The Dan Sai Kid]

if money isn't too much of an object you can call and arrange private tuition.

You could take solice in the fact that it will be much cheaper than in the UK.

[miminem]

Money is not a problem but I would like something good enough for my daughter to be able next year, to understand what is going on in her class. She has been in shool for 6 months and she hardly can say a few words (????). Her mother is losing her english as she does not have to speak english much here, except with me but I am away at work all day long and she has thai friends here.

[The Dan Sai Kid]

The British Council should be able to arrange private tuition.

EDIT: I'm not sponsored by the BC BTW!

Edited April 24, 2007 by The Dan Sai Kid

[miminem]

Ok, I will try BC and also AUA.

thank you

[The Dan Sai Kid]

AUA don't teach kids at all - I think the youngest they take is about 15. Might I also suggest that their teaching methods are more suited towards high school students - many adults struggle with the AUA teaching style (I taught at AUA for 18 months...)