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It is little wonder why Thailand is the favourite holiday destination for millions of people every year – the local Thai people are possibly the most friendliest, considerate and welcoming in the world, the climate and natural beauty are second to none and not to mention how affordable living in Thailand can actually be. With over 65 million friendly faces once you arrive it will be hard to return to Australia.
Experience all that Thailand has to offer - explore rush hour in Bangkok, ride a Tuk-Tuk, visit a traditional Hill Tribe in the north of Chiang Mai or simply spend time on an isolated sandy beach near Phuket.
All our placements are in leading international boarding schools where the English language is spoken. The schools are clean, very modern and a large percentage of the academic staff are from a number of Western countries all of whom take great pride in welcoming young people to share their piece of paradise. Not only will they help you assimilate to life in Thailand professionally, they will also show you a great time socially. Rest assured that the food is second to none and in most cases you will be spoilt for choice with both ‘Thai’ and ‘Western’ meals available to you.
Our past Gap assistants in Thailand refer to their school as the ‘Hogwarts of Asia’.
"As an inexperienced traveller it was so beneficial working with Letz Live. Everything was organised for me; from reassuring my worried mother that I would survive four months in Asia, to placing me in a school that was not only amazing but suited my interests and abilities. Letz Live also organised an “Introduction to Thailand” for us which was fantastic. Thailand’s culture is so different to Australia it was fantastic arriving with someone who had been there before, especially when it came to bartering!"
Ellen Fromm, Queensland
Due to the tropical location of Thailand, the sunny beach lifestyle plays a huge role in everyday life here (even more so on my days off). If I'm not on the beach you will probably find me at the markets where I have perfected the art of bartering. I also get to eat the greatest Pad Thai in the world!"
Courtney, New South Wales
"When I first arrived in Phuket, I had no idea what to expect, but from my first day here I have loved it! The school is great and all the staff are really easy going - Many are from Australia and the United Kingdom. The students are also really friendly and are always smiling as are most of the local Thai people.''
Carl Palmer, New South Wales
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