GEOS teaches children from age 5 up to teenagers. All kids’ lessons are private, one-on-one classes with native English teachers. The teacher matches each lesson to your child’s level, so a young beginner and a teenager each get lessons that suit them. Contact GEOS to discuss your child’s age and level.

Private. Kids’ lessons at GEOS are one-on-one, so your child works directly with a native English teacher for the whole lesson. This gives your child more speaking and listening practice than a large class would, and it lets the teacher set a comfortable pace for each child.

No. Children of all nationalities are welcome at GEOS. We have served the Japanese community in Bangkok for over 20 years and proudly belong to the Japanese Association in Thailand, but we also teach children from other countries. Every child gets the same private, one-on-one lessons with a native English teacher.

Yes. GEOS offers free trial lessons for children. Your child can meet a native English teacher and try the lesson style before you decide. Contact GEOS to book a trial, and tell us your child’s age. Our team can also answer any questions you have about the lessons.

Yes. GEOS can customize courses based on your child’s needs. Because lessons are private and one-on-one, the teacher can adjust the pace and the focus to suit your child. Tell us about your child’s age, level, and needs when you book a free trial lesson.

After every lesson, parents receive detailed feedback about their child’s progress. The books also include unit tests that check progress as your child moves through the course. Together, these give you a clear picture of how your child is doing, lesson by lesson.

They can help. GEOS lessons focus on speaking and listening, which supports a child who is learning in English at an international school. Parents often come to GEOS to bring their child closer to the English level of that school. Progress depends on your child’s age, starting level, and regular practice.

GEOS uses books from Oxford University Press. Younger children use Let’s Go, a course made for children who are starting to learn English. Teenagers use Project. Let’s Go is also used at the Japanese school in Bangkok, so children who study there can meet familiar books in their private lessons.

Eiken is a well-known English test in Japan, run by the Eiken Foundation of Japan. GEOS offers Eiken classes for Grade 5 up to Grade 1, and we have helped hundreds of kids pass. The main benefit is practicing the speaking test with a native English speaker, and all our teachers are trained to teach Eiken. Over 90% of our students passed on their first try. Our lessons focus on speaking and listening, which suits the listening and interview parts of the test. No school can promise a result, but a native teacher can help your child practice.

Yes. All GEOS kids’ English teachers are native English speakers. Your child hears clear, natural English from the first lesson to the last. Because lessons are one-on-one and focus on speaking and listening, your child also practices speaking directly with the teacher throughout the lesson.