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    Major universities in Thailand such as Bangkok University, Mahidol University, and Chiang Mai University offer some programs taught in English, while Assumption University and the Asian Institute of Technology offer all programs in English. While Thai is the main language in schools, English instruction is becoming more common, with some schools providing English one day a week. The academic calendar in Thailand runs from May to March over two semesters at the secondary and tertiary levels, with around 200 school days required per year.

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    Major universities in Thailand such as Bangkok University, Mahidol University, and Chiang Mai University offer some programs taught in English, while Assumption University and the Asian Institute of Technology offer all programs in English. While Thai is the main language in schools, English instruction is becoming more common, with some schools providing English one day a week. The academic calendar in Thailand runs from May to March over two semesters at the secondary and tertiary levels, with around 200 school days required per year.

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    Major universities in Thailand such as Bangkok University, Mahidol University, and Chiang Mai University offer some programs taught in English, while Assumption University and the Asian Institute of Technology offer all programs in English. While Thai is the main language in schools, English instruction is becoming more common, with some schools providing English one day a week. The academic calendar in Thailand runs from May to March over two semesters at the secondary and tertiary levels, with around 200 school days required per year.

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    Title of Article: literature Author: Clay

    Direct Quotation: Bangkok University, Mahidol University and Chiang Mai University offer
    some of their programs in English, while Assumption University and the Asian Institute of
    Technology offer all programs in English.

    Paraphrase: It shows that English language has importance in Asian countries such as use in
    technology.

    Summary: The main language is Thai in schools but the institution also start providing English as
    a mandatory one day a week in schools. The academic year has traditionally run from May to
    march on secondary levels, and June to March on tertiary level with two semester per year. There
    are 200 days require per year. Tertiary level tried to adjust the academic year same as other
    regional Asian education system.

    Citation in MLA format: By. "Education in Thailand." WENR. N.p., n.d. Web. 18 May 2017.

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