1. TED.com
TED is a treasure trove of talks by world-renowned speakers. It’s super useful for learners of all levels. Each video comes with subtitles, so you can listen while reading along—perfect for beginners practicing English on their own. Plus, many talks offer both English and Thai subtitles.

2. BangkokPost.com
You’ve probably heard of this one! Bangkok Post is a great way to learn English through reading news about Thailand. Regularly reading English news helps you connect ideas and understand context more easily. Check out their “Easy News” section, which rewrites stories using simple vocabulary—ideal for beginners. At the end of each article, you’ll also find a handy glossary with English explanations and Thai translations of key words.

3. interpals.net
InterPals is a language exchange website where you can practice English by connecting with people from around the world. To get started, simply indicate the language you’re learning in your profile and make it engaging. Upload a profile picture, and you’re ready to start chatting or exchanging letters with your new international friends!

4. engVid.com
EngVid offers free online English lessons that feel just like a classroom. They even include exercises to practice what you’ve learned. The site has around 10 regular teachers covering topics perfect for Thai learners, including grammar, vocabulary, slang, speaking, writing, and tips for exams like IELTS, TOEFL, and TOEIC. The lessons are taught on a virtual whiteboard, making it feel like you’re actually sitting in a classroom.

5. ExamEnglish.com
ExamEnglish is your one-stop site for exam prep. It offers practice tests for TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS, CPE, and more. For TOEFL, the site provides score calculation tables for computer-based tests and sample Structure tests. If you’re prepping for an exam, this site is a must-visit.