International Schools

Ekamai International School (E.I.S.) is a private, non-profit, Christian school operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Mission in Thailand. The school opened its doors in 1946 as The Child Training Center and moved to its present Ekamai property in 1957 and was changed to Adventist English School. In 1992, the Thai Ministry of Education granted AES international status hence the name change to Ekamai International School. EIS offers a challenging Christ-centered Academics program, giving the students the opportunity to exercise and expand their varied abilities and potential. The school endeavors to create a climate marked by a sense of God's presence and action in the world, love for one's neighbor, and a concern for social justice and equality of all people. Ekamai International School is licensed and recognized by the Private Education Council Ministry of Education in Thailand as an International School offering Kindergarten 2 through Grade 12 for students from all races, nationalities and religions. EIS utilizes the English language as the medium of instruction with curriculum based on the American system of education. EIS is authorized by the Thai Ministry of Education as an educational institution of international status. EIS is also a member of the International Schools Association of Thailand (ISAT), and of East Asia Regional Commission of Schools (EARCOS). There are two international accreditation bodies that have accredited EIS: The Adventist Accreditation Association (AAA), headquartered in Maryland, USA and The Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC), headquartered in California U.S.A.