published by admin on Mon, 16/04/2012 - 23:32
From Minneapolis, Minnesota: The LFMN Team and a few teachers (Steve and Nopaluck, Cathy, Jeana and Tik) are in front of the Great Harvest Bakery. It was a beautiful and sunny day and everybody was happy! We had a wonderful tour given by Ruth who’s the partial owner, and got to taste some really good and fresh bread!
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published by admin on Sun, 08/04/2012 - 20:41
The moment that we all have been waiting for is finally here. The Leadership for the New Millennium LFNM) team leaves Thailand early Monday morning. The team consists of seven people: Miss Panan Janpakdee (Nan), Miss Supansa Longpol (Pheng), Miss Suchitra Aphimeteetamrong (Ploy), Mr. Prach Gosalvitra (Gong), Miss Narisara Paophan (Joy), Miss Supimol Keeratayakom (Chompoo) and Miss Rattikan Sriboonreang (Kwang). Congratualations to each finalist in persevering to the end. Each finalist was granted a visa by the U.S. Embassy, but once the team arrives in America they still have to get approved by immigration in the U.S.
The team’s schedule is full with many exciting activities such as going to Bethel University, visiting volunteer teachers that have taught at SES in the past, learning how to ski, visiting churches, touring a dairy farm, going to Northwestern University and these are just a few of the activities that the team will be involved in. Before the team even gets to Minnesota they will be able to experience American culture in Chicago as that is their first entry point. We wish LFNM Team 2012 all the very best as they continue on this once in a lifetime journey!
published by admin on Sat, 20/08/2011 - 16:13
When class is not in session, do you take advantage of opportunities to practice English? On a scale from one to ten, how are you doing? Here at Santisuk our English classes are designed not only to teach you the mechanics of conversational English, but also to encourage you to practice English outside of class . What are some ways that you can practice your English? Watch programs that are in English; listen to music or stories that are in English; of course, try to have conversations with native speakers and spend time at Santisuk. By taking these small steps on a regular basis, your English will surely improve!
published by admin on Sat, 20/08/2011 - 16:03
Are you interested in sharpening your grammar skills or looking for higher level and specialty English classes? Consider our electives: “Grammar for Daily Life”, “Grammar Through Dialogues”, “Advanced Conversation,” “Writing”, “English for Sports”, and “Basic Reading”. We will open these electives any month 6 or more students register (except “Basic Reading” that needs 3 or more).
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