Experience With Ed Visa

[fozzy58uk]

Have been considering trying the services of Walen or Pro language as advertised here on the web site and was wondering if anyone had any experience of using them. Thanks.

[ozsamurai]

great for the visa processing, but I am unimpressed with the method?? but as not to get censored I'll leave it there.

[WilliamIV]

great for the visa processing, but I am unimpressed with the method?? but as not to get censored I'll leave it there.

Oz

To which Method are you refering?

Walen or Pro ??

Bill

[ChueachatsBoy]

Have been considering trying the services of Walen or Pro language as advertised here on the web site and was wondering if anyone had any experience of using them. Thanks.

Yeah, I have experience with Walen school.

This is all I'll tell you on here, in my experience of Walen school, they're really friendy and helpful (but every business is going to be like this when they want your money)

Anyway, If you want to learn thai - forget about it, and go have private lessons, but if you want to go there for the year visa, that's about all they're good for, and basically you're paying 28,400 baht for the visa (plus don't forget the extention every 3 months : 1,900 baht, if I remember correctly), because the teaching method is ummm .......

Watch, I bet someone from Walen school will post on here telling you how amazing it is

There is nothing wrong with the school, but PM me is you want to know what it's really like

In a nut shell - If you really want to learn Thai, go for private lessons, and if you want the year visa (depending on where you're from) I'm sure there are other visa options for staying in Thailand for cheaper than 30,000+ baht?

Just my opinion.

[ozsamurai]

Couldn't have said it better..

[fozzy58uk]

What's wrong with the teaching method?