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[mirelie]

Hello,

I am looking for a Thai language class held on weekends.

Would anyone have more information about the Chiang Mai University classes? It seems difficult to find any.

Information on any other weekend classes you might know of would be great, too. Most I have looked at run during the week.

(I searched and found someone had asked about the Chiang Mai University classes before so added my question. It's in the Thai Language section However, there have not been too many replies.)

Edited July 11, 2009 by mirelie

[mirelie]

Nobody who has attended or is attending weeekend classes at all?

[hml367]

Nobody who has attended or is attending weeekend classes at all?

CMU Language Institute, English page.... http://www.li.chiangmai.ac.th/en/

There are many Thai language schools in Chiang Mai... Just do a search on the internet and look at all of them is what I would suggest. Many of them will accomodate willing students.

MSPain

[mirelie]

Thanks very much, hml67.

I have certainly been looking but have not come across classes run on weekends.

I'd really prefer to join a group with an established teaching program than have one-to-one tuition. Many teachers don't realize how intense and tiring a 1-t-1 situation can be.

[hml367]

Thanks very much, hml67.

I have certainly been looking but have not come across classes run on weekends.

I'd really prefer to join a group with an established teaching program than have one-to-one tuition. Many teachers don't realize how intense and tiring a 1-t-1 situation can be.

Some years ago I took a 1 on 1 class at AUA. It costs more, of course. And I think it would have to be during their hours. I am not offering any advice as to whether it is a good course or not... just the fact that I did have 1 on 1 teaching.

As I said before, there are many schools (and private tutoring) available in Chiang Mai.

MSPain