Special needs course in Bangkok
Yes. You can study special needs (SEN) teacher training online from Bangkok with London College of Teachers and start any day. The 120-hour SEN Certificate costs US$325, and higher levels run up to the 550-hour Master Level. Bangkok's international schools run learning support departments, and London College of Teachers has an office in the city.
Bangkok: the local picture
Thailand's Persons with Disabilities Education Act supports inclusion, and Bangkok's international schools run learning support departments. London College of Teachers has its Thailand office in the city.
Many learners work as learning support assistants or shadow teachers; teacher roles usually need a degree and work permit.
Bangkok at a glance
| Region | Bangkok, Thailand |
|---|---|
| Languages | Thai, English |
| Schools and curricula | Thai public and private schools, bilingual and international schools, language centres |
| Education authorities | Thai Ministry of Education; Office of the Private Education Commission for private schools |
| Usual school year | May to March in Thai schools; international schools usually August to June |
| Nearest LCT office | Bangkok, Thailand: LCT's Thailand office (+66 64 496 0296) |
General guidance, checked October 2026. Calendars and rules change, so confirm with the school or authority.
Special needs education in Bangkok
Bangkok learners can contact LCT's Thailand office; many work as learning support assistants.
Where special needs graduates in Bangkok work
- International school learning support
- Shadow teacher roles
- Therapy centres (support roles)
- Tutoring
- Family-employed support
Practical tips for Bangkok
- Contact LCT's Bangkok office for advice.
- Work permits usually need a degree.
- Bring IEP or support-plan examples.
Which special needs course should you choose in Bangkok?
- Teachers and parents new to special needs: the 120-hour Certificate
- Shadow teachers and learning support staff: the 200-hour Diploma
- International school learning support roles: the PG Diploma or Master Level
Compare every level on the special needs courses page.
What employers in Thailand look for
Teacher roles usually need a degree and licence; support roles vary.
Requirements change. Treat this as general guidance (October 2026) and confirm with your employer or the relevant authority.
Course fees for learners in Bangkok
You pay in US dollars (or pounds): the 120-hour SEN Certificate is US$325, and your bank converts from your local currency.
| Course | Hours | Study time | USD | GBP | INR |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Certificate in Special Education Needs | 120 | up to 6 months | US$325 | £275 | ₹23,600 incl. GST |
| Diploma in Special Education Needs | 200 | up to 10 months | US$399 | £340 | ₹29,500 incl. GST |
| PG Diploma in Special Education Needs | 240 | up to 12 months | US$475 | £390 | ₹35,400 incl. GST |
| Certificate in Child Psychology | 120 | up to 6 months | US$170 | £140 | ₹11,800 incl. GST |
| Diploma in Child Psychology | 200 | up to 10 months | US$250 | £210 | ₹17,700 incl. GST |
What you will study
Special needs teacher training covers how to spot children who need extra support and how to teach them well: learning disabilities, autism, ADHD, speech and language difficulties, emotional regulation, behaviour support, classroom management and inclusive teaching methods. The Diploma adds cerebral palsy, sensory issues and visual and hearing impairment, and the Master Level is built on a PG Diploma in SEN with IEP, Autism and ADHD plus certificates in learning disability, child psychology and 21st century teaching skills. See the course details.
Why learners in Bangkok choose London College of Teachers
- UK-registered provider: London College of Teachers Limited, UKPRN 10096558
- Fully online and self-paced: start any day from Bangkok
- Clear pathway from a 120-hour Certificate to a 550-hour Master Level
- Certificate verifiable online that employers can check
- Support by WhatsApp, phone and email
How studying online from Bangkok works
- Apply online or send a quick enquiry.
- An adviser confirms your level and sends payment details.
- Get your login and study each module at your own pace.
- Complete quizzes and assignments, then receive your verifiable certificate.
Support is by email, phone and WhatsApp; your local time is ICT (UTC+7).
Frequently asked questions
Is there a special needs teacher training course in Bangkok?
Yes. You can take London College of Teachers' special needs courses fully online from Bangkok, from the 120-hour Certificate to the 550-hour Master Level. There is no need to travel to a centre.
How much does a special needs course cost in Bangkok?
You pay in US dollars (or pounds): the 120-hour SEN Certificate is US$325, and your bank converts from your local currency. The 200-hour Diploma is US$399 and the PG Diploma US$475.
Can I work as a shadow teacher or SEN teacher in Bangkok with this certificate?
Bangkok learners can contact LCT's Thailand office; many work as learning support assistants. Teacher roles usually need a degree and licence; support roles vary.
How long does the special needs course take from Bangkok?
The 120-hour SEN Certificate is designed for up to 6 months of self-paced study, and many learners in Bangkok finish sooner. The Diploma takes up to 10 months, the PG Diploma 12 months and the Master Level 18 months.
Is the London College of Teachers certificate accepted in Thailand?
The certificate is issued by London College of Teachers Limited, a UK-registered learning provider (UKPRN 10096558), and can be verified online. Private schools, inclusive schools, therapy centres and families hiring shadow teachers set their own rules, while government special educator posts usually need a national qualification and registration, so confirm with your target employer.
Is there an LCT office in Bangkok?
Yes. Call +66 64 496 0296.
Is SEN training useful in Bangkok?
Yes, for learning support and shadow roles.