Thailand spends more on tuition than almost anywhere in the region and publishes remarkably little about it. This is where we put what we measure: what a session actually costs, what the gap between the two school calendars does to demand, and how the exam timetable moves an entire year of study. The counter under each line is the honest state of it today.
Each line answers a different kind of question, so they are kept apart.
One question at a time, followed all the way down: what a tutoring session really costs across Bangkok, where tutors come from, and what happens to a family that moves a child between the Thai and international calendars.
Open →Numbers built to be repeated year after year, because a single measurement tells you nothing about a market that is moving: tutor supply by subject, cost by area, and how far ahead of an exam families begin.
Open →Method and curriculum, read closely: what an examiner report actually rewards, how a mark scheme differs from the textbook, and which study habits survive contact with a real exam timetable.
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