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The British Council is the United Kingdom’s international organisation for educational and cultural relations. Established by Royal Charter as an independent organisation, we operate in 109 countries worldwide.

In Thailand, we build partnerships and networks between Thailand and the UK. We do this by projecting creativity, and creating opportunities to connect with the latest skills, ideas and experience.

We started in Thailand in 1938, and we now have 5 centres in Bangkok (Siam Square, Pinklao, Ladprao, Chaengwattana and Srinakarin) and 1 in Chiang Mai. Please visit us at one of our centres to find out more about our work in Thailand.

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Want to study in the UK?
Our EducationUK site offers information on fees, scholarships, the best courses for you, and application information.

Learn English with us
We offer English language courses for learners of all ages at our centres in Bangkok and Chiang Mai. Find Available Courses

Take an Exam with us
We are an authorised examinations centre for a wide range of English and Academic exams.

Our Communities
If you're a teacher, alumnist, young learner, or teenager, join one of our communities to connect with others from around the world.

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Find out how the British Council enhances the reputation of the UK and strengthens mutual understanding and collaboration through its work around the world.
Notes for visitors to Thailand

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Siam Square

Find out about our refurbished headquarters in Siam Square which are designed to give our customers flexible, dynamic and integrated front-of-house services.

Pinklao

The British Council, Pinklao, is committed to providing a one-stop service for quality teaching through the latest methodologies, and resources for UK information.

Ladprao

Providing a wide range of English courses through advanced teaching technology, our Ladprao centre caters for the demand for English language studies in North Bangkok.

Chaengwattana

Conveniently located in Central Plaza Chaengwattana, our new centre ensures that all customers will get a full range of services in addition to a variety of English courses by certified British teachers.

Chiang Mai

Set in grounds which we share with the British Consulate, the British Council in Chiang Mai is located east of the river between the city centre and the Super-highway.

Srinakarin

To meet Thailand’s growing demand for English language skills and to facilitate our customers who live in the Eastern part of Bangkok, the centre becomes the 6th branch of the British Council in Thailand.

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