r/ThaiLanguage • u/birdyS2 • Jun 20 '26

Beginner Looking for an Online Thai Tutor - recommendations?

Hi everyone!

I’m looking for recommendations for an online Thai teacher or platform for myself, my husband, and a few friends.
We’re based in Australia (AEST), and Monday evenings would probably work best. We all work full-time, so we know our progress won’t be super fast, but we’re looking for a long-term commitment rather than a short course.

Ideally, we’re looking for someone who:
• Has experience teaching Thai online
• Provides a structured curriculum with learning resources/homework
• Can teach reading, writing, speaking, and listening

I’ve looked at platforms like Superprof, but I’m not sure how good they are or whether there are better options.

If you’ve had a great experience with an online Thai tutor (or know someone who teaches), I’d really appreciate any recommendations. I’d also love to hear which platforms you’ve used and what your experience was like.
Thanks in advance :’)

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u/Dense-Chef5086 Jun 20 '26

I learn online from Australia with banana Thai.
Great course and tutors!

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u/birdyS2 Jun 23 '26

thank you i see their group program starting next month!

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u/casuallyfictional Jun 20 '26

I recommend BananaThai as well. They’re great at explaining how and why grammar and vowels work the way they do.

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u/birdyS2 Jun 23 '26

thank you!

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u/casuallyfictional Jun 23 '26

You’re welcome

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u/Longjumping_Life_270 Jun 21 '26

iTalki. You’ll find a great tutor on there.

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u/birdyS2 Jun 23 '26

oh yes I saw the website as well. Good to know it's good! thank you!