Hi! My full name is Supanut Tanupolpat. I don't know what it means. When I was born, I didn't use this name. After I was 10 years old, my parent went to consult a fortuneteller, and he told them to change my name. But I don't care much about my full name because in real life nobody calls me by my full name. They call me “Nai”.  Now I’m living in one of the best cities in the world “Bangkok”.

 My family is very good. My parents give me freedom and love. Ever since I was just a little boy, they’ve been taking care of me and let me do what I want to do. I have one sister named “Neen”.  She is older than me, so she is a big boss in my house.

Now I am studying at Roong-Aroon School. My school isn't big, but everyone knows and loves each other. I have been in this school since I was just 3 years old, so I love my school very much. I decided to learn at WSC because almost all my friends also come here to improve their English skills.  And I want to learn more like them.

At WSC, I have learned many things ranging from Grammar, Writing, Listening to Speaking.  At first I had some problem here because a teacher, “Mr. Zack”, teaches me in English, and I was not sure if I could understand everything considering my poor English skills.

After a while, I realize that Mr. Zack’s way of teaching is very good because it improves all my four English skills very fast.  So I hope and believe that WSC can make me more competent at using this language soon.

In the future, I want to be the director of a company. I think it’s a big dream but I will try to make my dreams come true.

 

 

Hi everyone! My name is Pariyakorn Chantop, or Ant for short.

Ant is synonymous with Mod in Thai, so my friends call me either Ant or Mod. My older brother’s name is Au. The vowel sound is the start of all my siblings’ names.  I have one older brother and one younger brother. Sure! I'm the middle one and the only girl.

I live in Nonthaburi. I study grade 12 in the science-mathematics program at Suankularb Witthayalai, Nonthaburi. This major is very hard for me, but I chose it because I wanted to be a pharmacist.  In the past, I thought I liked this program, but now I want to be a businesswoman instead.

At WSC , I study grammar from A. Golf and general English from A.Zack. The latter teaches me in English. Although sometimes I don't know
what he means, I think he makes me interested in every word he speaks. He gives me CU-TEP- based grammar tests, which I really like because I have to do CU-TEP, SMART-I and SAT tests to get into the accounting and management program soon.

I look forward to studying at one of the best universities in Thailand, but I'm not sure about my knowledge.  I like to learn English and want to do well in this subject than in the others. I
hope I can greatly benefit from WSC, especially from A.Golf and A.Zack . Thank you ^^
 

Hi! My name is Chakkrit Wibunlaksanakun or Max for short. I live in Bangkok. Last year my friend asked me to study GED with him, so I decided to follow suit. That was how I knew WSC. During that time, I did not have a clue what GED really was, but the WSC staff kindly explained everything to me, and the teachers here guided me all the way until I completed all the GED exams.

Mathematics was the first subject that I took. A.X was my teacher of this subject and was very good at making me understand the word problems in the exam. My science class was with A.Golf. He was a very clever teacher, not only about the materials in books, but also about his life experience. A. Kaew and A. Monali taught me Social Studies. They really helped me to pass this subject. However, my special thanks must go to A.Orr who helped me with the Writing subject, the most difficult of all the five GED subjects in my opinion. I never thought that I could pass this subject at first because my grammar was terrible. She somehow enlightened me and helped me to accomplish this test.

When I passed all the subjects, I still faced the problem of getting my transcript.  I tried to ask for help from all the other tutorial schools I was also attending at the same time, but none of them could help me. Then I decided to ask WSC for help again, and K. Suksan, the Principal of WSC, assured me by saying that “no problem Max, don’t worry I can help you 1000%”. And he really did it for me. If WSC hadn’t helped me, I might not have completed my GED education and perhaps had to repeat my year at ABAC.

Right now, I’m enrolled in the IELTS course at WSC studying from A. Kung, A. Orr, and A. Zack. And I hope that I am going to accomplish it the same way I did my GED. After finishing IELTS, I plan to help out in my family business, which is based on using English almost every day. I really hope that I use the English skills that I’ve learned from WSC for my business in the future.
 

Hello!  I am Preeyapa Klongvessa, also known as “Tor” in short :]] I live in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. I am studying at Trinity International School and I found and ended up at WSC by one of my friends’ recommendation.  I had decided to take GED and IELTs. According to the college that I want to go to, high school diploma and IELTS score of 6.0 or above are required.  I have finished all the GED subjects and I am now taking IELTS. All my teachers at WSC are AWESOME!! They are kind, understanding, and friendly. Their intimate way of teaching is what I love the most. It really helped me understand stuff more easily and even more than that, it made me not scare to ask questions when I didn’t understand stuff. Another thing that I love about teachers and staff that I have met at WSC is that they are really flexible with things especially time, which I need to thank all of them so much about that. Some students have a tight schedule, of course I am one of those, and as we know, Bangkok is one city that has the worst traffic in the world.  It is really hard to always get there on time, so I really appreciate all teachers for being really flexible with time. Also thank you so much for every other thing that I may have missed to mention in this testimonial. :]]

So my future when I finish all the subjects at the WSC might be going abroad for college. I am planning to get to a Hotel Management College in New Zealand. I am planning to apply for Diploma in Hotel Management and Bachelor of Hospitality and Tourism Management. I just hope that I will pass the qualification. :]]

Lastly, I would like to thank you all WSC Teachers and Staff that I have known. Especially, the four teachers who helped me finish all GED subjects: A.Nett for Reading, A.Goy for Mathematics and Science, A.Aor for Writing, A.Kaew for Social Studies. THANK YOU SO MUCH  hope to see you all again.
 

I’m Kongkrisch. I have been studying at ACS International in Singapore and only return to Thailand during school holidays. My school follows the IGCSE syllabus, and I’m going to sit the exam this coming October. I’m doing reasonably well in every subject except for English, which is killing me. My Singaporean teacher said that I needed to really raise my standards if I wanted to pass the English test. So when I came back to Thailand this time, I was intent on getting a really good IGCSE-based English tuition.

One week before I came back, my mom had dropped by Wannasorn Building to look for a tutorial centre for my little sister and accidentally spotted WSC. She googled for more info about the school and called me with alacrity while I was sitting in class, “I have found a tutorial centre for you!” she shouted.  I managed to talk to Teacher Zack after I’d reached Thailand. Then, without a second thought, I said okay I wanted to have tuition here.
   
I learned many things here within just one month, and Mr. Zack helped me excel myself and hone my English skills, penmanship in particular. I hope that I come back here again with the IGCSE grade that will blow him away.
 

Hi everyone! My name is Parin Triratanachat, but you can call me Win.

I used to study at the Thai Chinese International School and spent my senior year with the AFS [Exchange Student Program] in Belgium. Currently I'm a frosh at Missouri State University in the USA, majoring in finance. My university in the USA required the scores of GED, IELTS and SAT, and that’s why I came to WSC to do GED and IELTS. My GED teachers are Mr Zack [writing and reading] and Mr Richard [Social Studies]. My IELTS teachers are Mr Zack [writing], Mr Richard [listening] and Miss Aey [reading]. 
   
I just want to say “thank you” to WSC for training me to get into a good university in the USA. My GED and IELTS scores are pretty good, considering the short courses I took for GED and IELTS at WSC.

Hola! My name is Marc. I'm 16. I used to study at Sarasas. At first, I came to WSC to take an IELTS course, but then my stupidity made me change my mind. I turned to study GED for 3 months. Amazingly, I passed it. Now I'm planning to enter MUIC. Btw, I'm not good at writing, so I'm going end here!![kidding]

Lastly, I'd like to say thanks to WSC. You gave me more than knowledge. Lots of teachers and staff member were so kind and friendly[although I was always late] I'm very impressed :P I hope that I'll have a chance to visit the teachers and staff again!
 

Hi my name’s Nutt. I used to study here for 1 year. I can guaranteed that all teachers right here “WSC” are very dexterous, clever, and professional. One thing to proof is “me”. First of all, I have to tell you that I’m not an industrious boy. I like to fly the class and hang out with my friends even if I know how important the is class for me but I don’t care! Until one day, I heard voice in my head said I have to keen on studying for University for the sake of my future! So, WSC! It should be good for me! Thus, I decided to enroll classes here at WSC! I used to study SAT regular course and private for CU and TU then when I took SAT at first time I got very bad score my mind run down into blue but I determined to study harder than ever and finally I got it! I can apply for both CU and TU at that time but then I realized how much I love computer, so, I made up my mind. I decided to leave CU and TU behind and study Cyber at SWU instead. Even though I didn’t use SAT score for inter' program application anymore I just want to say that study here with teachers gives a lot of knowledge than ever! 

Thanks teachers for every kindness.       
 

Hi there, My name is Ploy :]] Manassanun Tangsathienchaikul. I've studied at WSC after I got back from US. So I took GED classes here which really help me to pass them all. I also took SAT Critical Reading with A.Aey. I had only 4 months to study the SAT and got CR: 390 + Math: 720 ;1100. I had sent the applications to CU and TU. I got BBA TU and Comm Art CU, BBA CU for substitute. I love the way you all manage the classes and take pretty good care all of the students. I'm very appreciated that.

By the way, I've already applied to BBA TU #19. If I didn't know this place before, I might not get BBA TU. So special thanks to A.Zack and A.Aey for teaching me on critical reading, they gave me many tricks and how to figure out the answers. These classes were not boring at all, it's fun and you also got the tricks. New students need to try it!!!
 

Hi I'm ploy – Nutsuda Ausavanodom from Triam udom Suksa school. Studying here was not only for the knowledge but also for the improvement in my SAT score. At first, I was wondering how could WSC improve my scores in 6 months. My first SAT class was a reading class with kru’Aey which I didn’t quite get it almost throughout the course! She never tell me whether I would pass the SAT or I could get in to the university or not. But the only thing she kept telling me was to study hard, practice hard and not to give up! She cheers me up by said “It’s kinda tough but don’t you know, Ploy, PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT.” and then a smile on her face :] [maybe she just wanted me to leave her class because it’s too late to make any good. Hahahahaa]. Studying at WSC was a little strengthen by the quote “practice makes perfect”. I had been so stress around those months so she decided to give me "คาถาชินบัญชร" and told me to pray everyday before I go to bed. I totally not believe her but I did pray and did in every step she told me to, then, GUESS WHAT! I got 1210 for SAT! [my first SAT scores was like 790..she told me that’s great because it’s urging me to try harder next time and I did ;D] Thank god.. nah... THANK YOU WSC! not only kru’Aey, my prettiest, kindest, goodest , and coolest teacher, [cannot use –est here ..I know but I want you guys to know that she’s the best one. hehehehe] but also Aj.Zack [how come you can remember all vocabss and their origin ka? STILL WONDERED!], kru’Goy, Kru’Note,Aj.Niruth, T.Herman, kru’Au, p’Mouse, p’Nuu, p’Ta, p’John, Mink, Pao and especially you my Miuwee and red sofa that I used to take a nap after my super SAT classes. Practice makes perfect as everyone has said, but if you have WSC, with no doubt, you can make it a G-L-A-M-O-R-O-U-S!!!!!!

Hi everyone, this is Ariyaporn Lertariyanunt. Everyone in WSC likes to call me Amp. I graduated from Singapore, but I was born in Thailand. I’ve heard about WSC from my friends that their teaching methods are different from other tutor schools, so I took GED and SAT prep courses preparing for the university entrance exams. I have studied with A.Aey, A.Zack,A.Fon, A.Note, A.Wicha, A.Richard and A.Simon and I have found that the teachers are all very nice to me. They are all friendly and always give me a very good advice whenever I faced problems. Moreover, the staffs here are all friendly and funny. They are the kind of people who are very good to talk to. Last but not least, I have learnt a lot of new things from here and WSC is one of the main factor that can make my dream comes true. Now I can get into BALAC Chulalongkorn University. I just wanted to say thanks to all the lovely teachers and staffs here. I will never forget the best moment that I have ever had here.