– In the Times Higher Education University Rankings 2014, Thailand had only two universities in the top 100 universities of Asia, and none in the top 50. When compared with the rest of the world, the situation was even bleaker, with Thailand’s top university ranked just inside the top 400.
And it’s not only researchers and academics that are aware of Thailand’s schooling crisis. The actions of Thai parents also highlights a lack of confidence in the Kingdom’s schools.
It is estimated that here are now over 100,000 “cram schools” across the Kingdom catering to students from grade 1 to grade 12. According to a report by NESDB, the average student in Bangkok spends over 6,000 baht (US$185) per year on extra tuition. The reason for this? Parents lack faith in the Thai school system and they believe their children need to study at the weekends to compensate
– In the Times Higher Education University Rankings 2014, Thailand had only two universities in the top 100 universities of Asia, and none in the top 50. When compared with the rest of the world, the situation was even bleaker, with Thailand’s top university ranked just inside the top 400.And it’s not only researchers and academics that are aware of Thailand’s schooling crisis. The actions of Thai parents also highlights a lack of confidence in the Kingdom’s schools.It is estimated that here are now over 100,000 “cram schools” across the Kingdom catering to students from grade 1 to grade 12. According to a report by NESDB, the average student in Bangkok spends over 6,000 baht (US$185) per year on extra tuition. The reason for this? Parents lack faith in the Thai school system and they believe their children need to study at the weekends to compensate
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