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International House Bangkok – New Location Move-in Date: February 5th, 2018 School Closing: Saturday, February 3rd after 13:00 and all day Sunday, February 4th New Address: International House Bangkok, 9th Floor, The Trendy Office Building, Sukhumvit Soi 13, Khlong Toei, Wattana, Bangkok 10110 Thailand Location Area: The new location will be even more central than our current location. Nearby to both the BTS skytrain (Nana and Asok Station) and the MRT underground (Sukhumvit Station), students will be in the very heart of Bangkok and able to get anywhere they want quite easily. Nearby Amenities: Convenience Store – Trendy Building floor 1 and 2-3 within 5 minutes’ walk Free Parking – Two hours Restaurants and Cafes – Trendy Building floor 1 and many within 5 minutes’ walk Terminal 21 – Shopping Mall – 7 minutes’ walk Korea Town Shopping Plaza – 6 minutes’ walk Chuvit Garden (Park) – 5 minutes’ walk Benchasiri Park – 20 minutes’ walk Emquartier Shopping Mall – 20 minutes’ walk Emporium Shopping Mall – 20 minutes’ walk Nearby Transport Links: BTS skytrain, Nana Station – 3-4 minutes’ walk from Trendy Building BTS skytrain, Asok Station – 7 minutes’ walk from Trendy Building MRT underground, Sukhumvit Station – 8 minutes’ walk from Trendy Building New Location Details: The new location will be 50% bigger than our current location, and everything is purpose-built and brand new. The new school will have: Resource room #1 with 15 computers Resource room #2 for eating, working outside of the class, and more Lounge room for students to hang out 15 Classrooms Computer, Projector, Surround Sound, Visualizer and whiteboard in every classroom Accommodation: We have secured three partnerships with new accommodation options – Furama Asoke, Mona Suite, and VP Tower. Please see the attachment for more information. You can also visit www.ihbangkok.com/gallery for images of the new options. You can also visit www.ihbangkok.com/accommodation for pricing. International House Bangkok 9th Floor, The Trendy Office Building, Sukhumvit Soi 13, Khlongtoey-Nua, Wattana, Bangkok, 10110, Thailand T: +66 (0)2 168 7641 E: [email protected] www.ihbangkok.com .

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