Upper Intermediate CoursePractise your reading, writing and speaking1. Find a Teacher | 2. Choose a Course | 3. Start Here Course Aims :The course aims to help you to practise reading and understand different types of speech with short stories. Practise to summarize the idea of a story as well as learning the syntax. Your teacher will correct your pronunciation during your lesson and would mostly speak Thai with you to practice conversation skills. |
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Materials : You will receive 3 stages of materials which are used as a guide; they consist of short stories, explanations, grammar and lots more to make sure you get the most out of your lessons with as little or as much structure as you require.
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- Download example Short Story Here
Who is it for? It is for students who can already read and write Thai. The private lessons will focus on practising your skills and filling in any gaps.
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Teacher : A trained native Thai teacher in your local area. Find a teacher
Lessons : Private lessons (1 to 1 or learn with friends)
Duration : Learn for as long as you want. There is no limit to how many lessons you can book
Cost : Enrolment £80 / Private tuition £12 per hour
Location : Learn at your teacher’s workplace, your house or a local library.
When : Arrange lessons at times to suit you
Free Trial : One hour introduction lesson to get you off to the best start
Student Hub: Your hub is an online space where you have access to view and download your learning materials and teacher contact information anywhere, anytime.
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“I’ve really enjoyed my training with Thai Style to date. The course units are very well designed and help me to progress with a clear strategy for improving my knowledge and understanding of Thai. My teacher, Kruu Oh, is a fantastic teacher! She is very professional, speaks perfect English and is very approachable. Kruu Oh can explain the complexities of the Thai language in a very easy to understand manner – she is an asset to Thai Style!” Paul, Belfast, 2012
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