Frequently Asked Questions

The placement test helps the academic team recommend the right class level for your English ability and IELTS target, so students in each group can progress with similar foundations.

• An IELTS result from within the last 2 years can be used instead of a placement test.
• Placement tests are available daily from 10:30 to 16:00.
• The test takes about 1 hour 30 minutes and includes Reading, Writing, and Speaking.

IELTS scores are accepted by many international programmes in Thailand and by universities overseas. Exact score requirements depend on each institution and programme.

• Many international programmes in Thailand require around 5.5-6.5 or higher.
• IELTS can be used for applications in the UK, US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Europe, and Asia.

Applicants should complete the IELTS application form, prepare original and copied identification documents, and pay the test fee through the test centre process.

• Use a national ID card or passport, with the original and a copy.
• Applicants under 15 may use a student ID copy under the stated conditions.
• All documents should be complete on the registration day.

New Cambridge combines Learner Autonomy with native-speaking teachers who have IELTS experience, helping students build lasting English ability as well as test readiness.

• Classes focus on active practice and appropriate group levels.
• Courses develop long-term ability instead of only memorised exam techniques.
• The classroom environment gives students regular exposure to natural English.

Yes. If your IELTS result is no more than 2 years old from the test date, the academic team can use it to recommend the most suitable course.