We write every private program from scratch — around your goal, your level, and the real moments you want to handle. Below is just one example, to show how a plan comes together. Yours would be entirely your own.
An example planJust to show you how one comes together
Speaking for Yourself
The everyday English you need to handle the island on your own.
How this example was shaped
Focus
Everyday speaking
↳set by the learner's goal
Length
16 sessions
↳enough to cover real situations
Commitment
24 hours
↳twice a week, 8 weeks
Starting level
Lower-intermediate
↳from a first chat with us
Every figure here is a choice — not a fixed package. Your length, pace, and focus would be set around your goals.
Example learner
Living on Koh Samui
Written for a learner like this
“They can already get by at the market — that’s not the problem. It’s the moment the words run out: the conversation stalls, they reach for the translation app, and give up.”
How we build every program
Every plan is different — but each one is built the same careful way, around these four ideas.
Phrases to reach for
Fixed phrases you can use the same day.
Swap one word
One frame, a hundred situations.
Half is listening
The real replies you’ll hear back.
Built on real places
The clinic, the bank, immigration.
Inside this example
This particular plan runs to sixteen sessions across three stages — tap any one to look inside.
Keep in mind
This is one example — not a set course. Your own plan would be written from scratch, around a different goal, different real-life moments, even a different length. There's never a test.
Studying here is more than class. We personally introduce our students to trusted local partners for the practical side of island life — you choose what fits.
SBC Health Insurance
For expats and travelers in Thailand and worldwide, from European providers.
Most students ask about the Education visa and getting started. Here's the short version — and we're always happy to talk through your situation.
In many cases, yes — you may be able to apply while you're already in Thailand if you have a valid permission to stay and meet current requirements. The process depends on your current visa type, how much time you have left, and the local immigration office's requirements. We'll confirm your eligibility, prepare the school documents, and guide you step-by-step.
As a general guideline, it's best to start early and aim to have at least 6–8 weeks remaining on your current permission to stay when you begin the Education visa (ED visa) process. Processing times and requirements can change, so we'll confirm the current timeline during your consultation and help you plan the smoothest option.
We'll provide a checklist, but commonly requested items include: Passport (photo page + current entry stamp/visa pages); passport photos (recent, passport-style); your Thailand contact details (address + phone number); and a copy of your bank statement.
Our payment options include cash, bank transfer, and Visa/Mastercard.
No — final approval is always decided by Thai immigration authorities, and rules can change. However, we're proud to maintain a near-100% success rate for our students' ED visa approvals. We will create all your necessary paperwork and manage deadlines to ensure that you're safe, protected, and worry-free.
In order to leave Thailand with your ED visa, you must get a re-entry permit. Failing to do so will result in your ED visa becoming void once you leave the country.
All application and immigration fees are non-refundable. Once a visa has been approved, course fees are non-refundable. Private hours are valid for 1 year.
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