Three Learning Pathways Built for Success
We understand that international students bring diverse educational backgrounds. That's why we've designed flexible pathways that honor your existing knowledge while filling specific gaps in testing methodology.
Foundation Track
Perfect for students from regions where testing isn't emphasized in computer science curricula. We start with core concepts and build systematic understanding through hands-on practice with real codebases.
Integration Track
For students who know basic testing but need exposure to industry-standard practices used in Thai and international companies. Focus on test-driven development and continuous integration workflows.
Advanced Track
Designed for students with solid testing background who want to specialize in complex scenarios: microservices testing, performance testing, and leading testing initiatives in multicultural development teams.
Your 12-Month Journey
Next cohort begins September 2025
Foundation & Cultural Integration
Master testing fundamentals while adapting to Thai workplace communication styles. Learn to write clear test documentation that works across language barriers and practice explaining technical concepts to mixed Thai-international teams.
Real Project Experience
Work with actual Thai startups on live testing challenges. You'll debug real systems, write test suites for existing applications, and learn how different companies approach quality assurance in Southeast Asian markets.
Advanced Specialization
Choose your focus area: mobile app testing for Thailand's digital economy, API testing for cross-border applications, or performance testing for high-traffic platforms serving Southeast Asian users.
Industry Integration
Complete a capstone project with a local company while building professional relationships. Practice job interviews, negotiate salary expectations, and understand visa requirements for tech workers in Thailand.

Henrik Svensson
Understanding Your Unique Challenges
Having moved to Thailand myself six years ago to work in tech, I understand the specific hurdles international students face. It's not just about learning to code or write tests — it's about navigating cultural expectations, understanding how Thai companies operate, and building confidence to contribute in environments where you might be the only non-Thai developer.
Many students worry about their English level or whether their previous education will be recognized. Others struggle with the indirect communication style common in Thai workplaces. These are normal concerns, and we address them systematically throughout the program.
Practical Support Services
- Work permit and visa guidance specifically for tech professionals
- Thai language basics for workplace communication
- Salary negotiation workshops with local market data
- Networking events with international developers already working in Bangkok
- Housing assistance and cost-of-living budgeting
- Banking and healthcare system navigation
- Cultural mentorship pairing with Thai developers
Career Placement Reality
While we can't promise specific job outcomes, our track record shows that international students who complete the program and actively engage with our career support typically find positions within 3-6 months. The key is understanding that success depends on your dedication, how well you adapt to local workplace culture, and your willingness to start at appropriate experience levels.
Thailand's tech industry values diverse perspectives, especially in testing and quality assurance where different educational backgrounds often lead to more thorough bug detection. Your international experience becomes an asset when properly positioned.
