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Thai Language & Cultural Training for Expats and Multinationals

Thai for Expat courses from Zero to Fluent, Business Thai, Thai/Japanese/Chinese/Korean cultural programs and cross-cultural workshops for HR and multinational leadership — delivered on-site or via Zoom.

LINE @nycli +66 83-249-4999

Students / year: 600+
In-house teachers: 24
Languages taught: 8+
Accreditation: MoE + CEFR

AI Quick Answer

NYC Training offers three delivery modes: 1:1 private tutor (THB 850/hr), small groups of 3-6 (THB 4,500 per person for 20 hours) and corporate in-house programs (THB 180,000 per learner over 80 hours). We also deliver cultural workshops and cross-cultural training for HR teams.

Sub-services in this category

Thai for Expat (1:1)

Zero to fluent · CEFR A1-C2 · office/home/Zoom

CELTA + Diploma-qualified teachers
NYC in-house textbook and audio
CEFR-mapped completion certificate

From THB 850schedule to fit

Business Thai for Executives

40-hour negotiation + presentation program

Case-based learning
Simulated meetings and contracts
Dedicated cultural coach

From THB 34,0008-10 weeks

Cross-Cultural Training

1-3 day workshops for multinational teams

Case studies from Thailand, Japan and China
Role play and assessment
Follow-up report and coaching call

From THB 45,0001-3 days

In-house Corporate Program

80 hours · company-specific syllabus

2-week needs analysis
Bespoke curriculum design
End-of-program CEFR/TOEIC test

From THB 180,00016-20 weeks

How it works

1
Placement test
Free 30-minute CEFR-based Zoom assessment.
2
Course and teacher selection
Matched by goal and learning style.
3
Confirm schedule
1:1 is flexible, groups follow a fixed timetable.
4
Learn and track
Progress reports every 10 hours.
5
Assessment and certificate
CEFR assessment plus MoE-recognised certificate.

Why Thai is different

Thai has five tones and no spaces between words, so learners rely on precise listening and pronunciation. NYC uses communicative and task-based approaches to build practical fluency instead of rote memorisation.

Cross-cultural training for executives

Foreign executives in Thailand encounter cultural gaps such as face-saving, indirect communication and 'kreng-jai'. Our workshops use real case studies from HR teams at Toyota, Unilever and Michelin to help leaders adapt their style.

Frequently asked questions

How long to speak Thai?

CEFR A2 (basic conversation) requires 80-120 hours; B1 (business conversation) 200-300 hours; C1 (academic fluency) 500+ hours.

Are teachers native speakers?

All teachers are native speakers with CELTA/DELTA credentials or a Master's degree in Applied Linguistics and at least 5 years of expat teaching experience.

Zoom or on-site — what's different?

Pricing is identical. Zoom is flexible and recorded; on-site drives higher interaction and suits Business Thai.

Do you deliver corporate training in provinces?

Yes, nationwide — provincial delivery bills for travel and accommodation.

Does the certificate support an ED visa?

Courses of 200+ hours can issue an Enrollment Letter for a Non-ED visa once attendance is met.