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177 education

Where to find them, by line

Bigger station, more education. Tap a stop for that neighbourhood.

BTS Sukhumvit Line

66 education

  1. N5Ari & Pradipat3 education
  2. N3Victory Monu­ment—
  3. N2Phaya Thai16 education
  4. CENSiam—
  5. E1Ratcha­prasong1 education
  6. E2Ploen­chit4 education
  7. E3Nana10 education
  8. E4Asok4 education
  9. E5Phrom Phong13 education
  10. E6Thonglor3 education
  11. E7Ekkamai6 education
  12. E8Phra Kha­nong1 education
  13. E9On Nut3 education
  14. E13Bang Na2 education

BTS Silom Line

28 education

  1. S2Silom & Sathorn21 education
  2. S6Riverside7 education

MRT Blue Line

42 education

  1. China­town13 education
  2. Bang Rak4 education
  3. Sukhumvit17 education
  4. Ratchada8 education

Airport Rail Link

4 education

  1. Pratunam1 education
  2. Ramkham­haeng3 education

Chao Phraya Express Boat

8 education

  1. Khao San8 education

Off the rail map

Other Bangkok29

Before you go

Education in Bangkok: what to know

Education in Bangkok covers international schools, bilingual schools, nurseries, language schools, tutoring centres and university programmes. International schools spread across the city, from Sukhumvit and Bang Na to the riverside, Rama 9 and Don Mueang.

For the large schools we checked, 2026/27 tuition runs from about 577,000 to 1,256,700 THB a year, plus one-time entry fees. Each school publishes its own schedule. Our guide to international schools by area lists schools with fees from those schedules.

International schools hold a licence from the Office of the Private Education Commission. Ask to see it on a school visit.

Where you live shapes the school run, so choose the area and the school together. The largest groups of listings are in Other Bangkok, Silom & Sathorn and Sukhumvit. Phaya Thai and Phrom Phong follow, and Chinatown and Nana have smaller groups.

Questions to ask on a visit:

  • Which route will the school run take at peak time? Test it once.
  • What does the first year cost in full: tuition, entry fee, deposit, bus and uniform?
  • Which curriculum does the school follow (British, IB or American), and where does it lead?
  • Does the school hold a current Office of the Private Education Commission licence?
  • For a language or tutoring centre: may we book a trial lesson, and what qualifications do the teachers hold?

Moving for a school place? The condo rental guide covers leases for foreign tenants.

Run a school, nursery or tutoring centre? List it free or see listing plans. Press Claim Listing on an existing page.

Frequently asked questions

How much are international school fees in Bangkok?

Among the large schools we checked, 2026/27 tuition runs from about 577,000 to 1,256,700 THB a year. Entry fees and deposits come on top. Each school sets its own schedule, so read the school's own fee page before you decide.

Who licenses international schools in Thailand?

The Office of the Private Education Commission (OPEC) licenses private and international schools. Ask a school for its licence details during a visit, and keep a copy of the fee schedule in writing.

Which areas of Bangkok have international schools?

Schools stand in several districts, including Sukhumvit, Bang Na, the riverside, Rama 9 and Don Mueang. Our school guide lists them by area, so you can compare the commute to each one before you pick a home.

What should I add up besides tuition?

Add the entry fee, deposit, school bus and uniform to the tuition for a true first-year cost. Ask also about lunches, trips and exam fees. Get the full list in writing before you pay.

How do I choose a language or tutoring school?

Ask for a trial lesson and the teacher's qualifications. Compare class size, schedule and the end goal, such as an exam or conversation skill. Check the opening hours against your own work or school day.