Is there a list available of private English language schools in Bangkok?

last updated 5th September 2011

There may be one or two lists or directories floating around on the web but I would approach with great caution. I can only imagine that the information is going to be very soon out-of-date. It’s not just that private schools - especially the smaller outfits - close down and get replaced by new private schools, but the actual contact person in charge of hiring can change faster than the seasons. It doesn’t happen at all private language schools but it does happen at many.

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