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ISB Intensive Learning Center

Intellectual disabilityDevelopmental delaySpeech & languageOccupational therapyAssessment & diagnosisLife skills & independenceIn-school support

Area

Nonthaburi (Pak Kret)

Ages

School age, enrolled students

Languages

English

Delivered

In school

ISB's learning support runs on a continuum. Most students with mild or moderate needs are supported inside mainstream classes through differentiated instruction, accommodations, co-teaching and small group sessions. Students with intellectual or developmental disabilities who need a highly individualised programme are placed in grade-level homerooms and receive specialist instruction in the Intensive Learning Center, taught by a trained special educator with assistants.

The in-house team is the draw: certified special educators alongside speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists and school psychologists, all employed by the school rather than contracted in. Very few schools in Bangkok carry that depth on staff.

Places are limited and admission is a separate conversation from general school admission, so raise learning needs early rather than after an offer.

Worth knowing

Open only to students enrolled at ISB. If you are considering the school specifically for this programme, contact admissions about the learning support intake before you apply.

What they offer

  • Learning Support Program for mild to intensive needs
  • Intensive Learning Center placement
  • Small group instruction
  • Co-teaching and in-class support
  • Individual education plans
  • Speech, occupational therapy and psychology on site

Contact

Address:
International School Bangkok, Nichada Thani, Pak Kret, Nonthaburi
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Details last checked September 2026. Always confirm directly before travelling.

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