In Thailand, all school-aged children (starting at six (6) years old) can access formal public education under the “Education for All” policy. Please note that speaking the Thai language is a requirement to enrol in Thai public schools.
Are there education programs for adults? ⬇️
JRS runs several courses for adults on a range of topics. Contact JRS for more information on available courses and how to enrol.
There are many online learning resources that adults may be interested in. To learn more, see online and distance learning below.
University studies:
➡️ For information on programs and support for university-level studies, see Are there Scholarships available for Refugees?
Are there online and distance learning materials I can use? ⬇️
It is very important for children to attend an accredited school to develop both academic and social skills and have certificates/degrees to continue their education.
When children cannot attend school, we recommend that parents help develop a study plan for their child.
➡️ You can visit UNESCO’s website to find online education materials for children and adults looking for resources to continue their education. You can find programs in English and other languages.
➡️ Coursera is an online learning platform that offers free university-level classes for persons registered with UNHCR Thailand. Coursera has thousands of courses on a wide range of topics and languages. For more information, please check Coursera online, Coursera online, and if you want to sign up through UNHCR for free classes, please contact BRC Education Unit.
