Champion Learning Centre is located near the Moei River, which is the border between Thailand and Burma/Myanmar. It opened in 2006 as a night school and transitioned into
Divine love school is located in Mae Sot, Thailand. It was established in 2013 in order to provide education for the Burmese migrant children.
Due to the political and economic situation in Myanmar, many people migrated to foreign countries in search for a better life.
Future Garden (33 Km) Learning Centre is a Burmese migrant school located near the centre of Sa-O, in Pho Phra district, 33 km south of Mae Sot. It was established in 2004.
Hle Bee was established in 1999 by a dedicated educator Tha Zin. It has grown from a simple house with 24 children to a multi-building compound.
Hsa Mu Htaw school was established on September 1st, 2003 with 20 students in Khan Pi Ban Village.
Hsa Thoo Lei school was founded by Naw Paw Ray in 1999 with 25 children.
The Hsa Tu Gaw (formerly Elpis) School was established in 1999 close to the cemetery in Mae Pa.
Islam Bang Roong is a night school situated in the Islamic district of Mae Sot.
Jesus Love School was founded in 2013 with 2 teachers and 30 students, offering classes from Kindergarten to Grade 1.
Kwe Ka Baung Learning Center was established in 1986 by the headteacher Mahn Bala Sein as a way for
Morning Glory-2 Learning Centre was established in 2018 near the infamous rubbish dump in Mae Pa, Mae Sot District, Tak region because the community living there desperately needed it. The rubbish dump area has a number of schools, but almost all of them are primary schools only.
Huay Mote township is located within Mae Sot, Tak District along the Thai-Myanmar border. As
Mae Ramat, north of Mae Sot, is home to more than 10,000 migrant workers from Myanmar.
Noh Boe Academy Learning Center was founded in 1991, under the leadership of an Anglican church minister in a village in the region.
Nya Li Ah Hta Learning Centre was established in 2000. It is located in the Mae Ramat area about 30 km north of Mae Sot, very near the river Moei which marks the border with Burma/Myanmar.
Prahita Htoo Learning Centre was founded in November, 2011 by Sayar U Htein Linn and village leader of Moo Sik San with 4 teachers (including the principal) and 180 students.
Ray Kaw Htoo Learning Centre began its existence in 2012. Initially, it was called Teacher Training College (TTC). It uses a curriculum provided from the Bethlehem Tertiary Institute (BTI) in New Zealand.
In partnership with Voluntary Services Overseas (VSO) and World Education Thailand, Star Flower opened in June 2009 to provide for the needs of migrant children with special educational needs.
Sukho Thai Learning Center is located in a mountain range 35 kilometers from Mae Sot city in the Phop Phra District.
Sunset Learning Centre was established on December 2009 with 4 teachers and 50 students. Sunset is a night school that opens from 5 PM to 7 PM, originally established inside a factory to provide education for the employees.
The Light AsIan Myanmar Learning Centre began as a mobile classroom in the villages around town of Um Phang in the beginning in 2011. Later, it created an orphanage and accepted the children to stay and study there
Thoo Mwe Htee Ger Nee Learning Centre was established in 2008. It is located near Phop Phra along the Thai-Burma border, about 50 km south of Mae Sot, in a remote village called Mo Ro Chai situated on the border river.
BweK’lar Learning Centre was established in 2004 by Paw Pa and his wife Chris Paw. BweK’lar School is situated in the village of BweK’lar, about 15 kilometers south of Mae Sot.