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What is the difference between an English programme (EP) and an international programme?

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What is the difference between an English programme (EP) and an international programme?

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An EP is essentially a Thai programme taught in English to improve the English language capabilities of children with a view to having them become bi-lingual. An international programme is defined by the curriculum originating from another country – in the case of the SPIP we use the British National Curriculum. An international programme is often taught in English (but not always – it depends on the country of the originating curriculum). The emphasis is on an INTERNATIONAL education taught through English rather than a THAI education that develops English skills. It is not just an academic, but also a philosophical difference that influences the teaching methodology and is focused on different outcomes for your child in terms of university choices.

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