Frequently Asked Questions

Our curriculum was developed by experienced international professionals and emphasises listening, speaking, pronunciation and culture. Teachers receive extensive in-house training with ongoing professional development.

Full-time (mornings, 8 weeks), Part-time (2 afternoons/week, 8 weeks), and Evening (1–2 evenings/week, 8 weeks), plus Kickstart Khmer Basics, topic-based courses, and bespoke training.

Yes. Culture is an integral part of the curriculum in all G2K’s courses due to the strong link between culture and the Khmer language.

Full-time levels include at least one class trip, plus other social activities throughout the year.

Yes — contact us and tell us your current Khmer level so we can arrange an appropriate class to observe.

Evening courses exist for beginner and intermediate learners. Weekend classes are not currently available.

The classroom language is Khmer. Our teaching methods do not require students to understand English, though some materials contain minimal written English.

Each term is approximately 2 months with clear start and end dates. There are 5 terms per year.

You can wait for the next offering, enrol in private tutoring, join part-time classes, take a topic-based course, or speak to our Student Support Team about alternative pathways.

Yes — the system is designed so you can move smoothly from one level to the next without gaps, unless you choose to pause.

No change in tuition fees. Discounts are available for paying full term fees upfront, and monthly payment options remain available.

Generally no — enrolment is at the beginning of each term to keep classes consistent, though exceptions are reviewed case-by-case.

Register via our online booking form on the Registration page.

Yes — we assess your level and offer a free placement test by appointment.

Full-time runs Monday–Friday mornings (8:30am–12pm); Part-time meets 2 afternoons/week (1:30pm–5pm); Evening classes run 6–8pm on Tuesdays and/or Thursdays.

It is possible to complete Full-time studies within about 1 year, and Part-time in under 2 years.

In-person classes have a maximum of 11 students; online classes have a maximum of 8 students.

Just yourself, a notebook and a pen! We provide all classroom resources plus online wordlists, audio and study materials.

Online classes run via Zoom, with materials, homework and feedback shared through Google Classroom.

A non-refundable deposit is payable in advance, with the remaining balance fully paid upon arrival. Amounts vary by course — see our Fees page.

Local bank transfer/QR code payment is preferred. We also accept cash, Visa and Mastercard (2% surcharge applies), WING, or international transfer/Western Union.

Yes — a 5% discount is available for each family member when paying at the same time.

Yes, we partner with various organisations and can discuss customised arrangements.