· Our Courses ·
Three Programmes, Carefully Designed for Mid-Life
From a first look at household finances to a fully integrated wealth stewardship plan — each course is built around where you are and where you want to be.
Back to Home· Our Approach ·
How Our Programmes Are Built
Each thanetpad programme begins from the same premise: that a mid-life learner in Thailand is not starting from scratch. They have accumulated financial experience, existing accounts and policies, and a set of specific circumstances that no generic course can fully address.
Our curriculum is therefore designed to meet learners where they are — using their own documents as the primary teaching material wherever possible, and structuring case discussions around households similar to those of our participants.
Quality assurance means regular curriculum review, small group sizes that allow faculty to notice when a concept has not landed, and individual consultation time built into each programme.
Sequential Programme Structure
Each course is complete in itself and requires no prior programme. Learners choose entry level after a suitability conversation.
Document-Based Learning
Sessions frequently involve learners reviewing their own statements, policy documents, and account summaries — not hypothetical examples alone.
Twice-Yearly Curriculum Review
All course materials are updated against changes in Thai financial regulation, tax law, and insurance requirements.
· Programme 01 · Introductory ·
Grounding Your Household Finances
A patient seven-week orientation for learners entering mid-life who want a solid understanding of their household finances. The course covers monthly income and expense mapping, understanding Thai household insurance coverage, reviewing provident fund and retirement account statements, and setting up simple savings rhythms suited to household circumstances.
Duration
7 Weeks
Cohort Size
Up to 10 learners
Level
Introductory
Price
฿8,100
- Monthly income and expense mapping exercises
- Thai household insurance coverage review
- Reading provident fund and retirement account statements
- Building a savings rhythm for your household
- Individual session with teaching assistant at programme close
Seven-Week Journey
Mapping your current financial picture — income, expenses, obligations
Understanding the insurance policies you already hold
Reading your provident fund and retirement account documents
Assessing gaps between current savings and retirement needs
Setting up a household savings rhythm that suits your circumstances
Cohort review — bringing individual situations together for shared learning
Individual close session with teaching assistant; personal summary notes
Ten-Week Programme Outline
Inventorying all investment holdings — Thai and overseas accounts
Evaluating each holding: performance, cost, and suitability to current life stage
Case discussions — Thai household portfolio scenarios and consolidation decisions
Reallocation considerations: what to hold, what to reconsider, and why
Building a personal investment plan for the coming decade
Programme close; first of three private consultation calls
· Programme 02 · Intermediate ·
Mid-Life Investment Review
A ten-week intermediate course for learners who want to carefully examine their existing investment holdings. Topics include inventorying investments across Thai and overseas accounts, evaluating each holding against current life circumstances, considering consolidation or reallocation, and designing a thoughtful plan for the coming decade.
Duration
10 Weeks
Cohort Size
Up to 8 learners
Level
Intermediate
Price
฿24,200
- Weekly live sessions plus case-based group discussion
- Personal portfolio review template provided
- Three private consultation calls included
- Forum access for twelve months after completion
- Thai and overseas account consolidation guidance
· Programme 03 · Advanced ·
Integrated Wealth Stewardship Program
A fifteen-week advanced programme for learners ready to bring together retirement income design, estate planning, health care funding, and family wealth conversations into a coordinated whole. Delivered by a multidisciplinary faculty including a senior financial advisor, a Thai inheritance attorney, a healthcare cost specialist, and a family communication coach.
Duration
15 Weeks
Cohort Size
Limited to 6 learners
Level
Advanced
Price
฿38,000
- Retirement income design with senior financial advisor
- Thai estate planning with inheritance attorney
- Health care cost funding with specialist
- Family wealth conversations with communication coach
- Three in-person gatherings in Chiang Mai
- Personal financial organisation binder completed
- 12 months advisory correspondence after completion
Faculty Disciplines
Senior Financial Advisor
Retirement income design & investment planning
Thai Inheritance Attorney
Estate planning under Thai law
Healthcare Cost Specialist
Long-term medical cost and insurance planning
Family Communication Coach
Facilitating wealth conversations within families
· Choosing the Right Course ·
Which Programme Fits Your Situation?
| Feature | Introductory ฿8,100 |
Intermediate ฿24,200 |
Advanced ฿38,000 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duration | 7 weeks | 10 weeks | 15 weeks |
| Cohort size | Up to 10 | Up to 8 | Max 6 |
| Printed workbook | + Binder | ||
| Private consultations | 1 (TA) | 3 calls | With each faculty |
| Forum access | — | 12 months | 12 months |
| In-person Chiang Mai sessions | — | — | 3 sessions |
| Suits learner who… | Has never reviewed finances systematically | Wants to examine existing investments carefully | Ready to coordinate retirement, estate & family planning |
Not certain which level fits? Contact us for an introductory conversation — we will help you identify the most appropriate starting point.
· Our Standards ·
Shared Across All Programmes
Confidential Document Handling
Financial documents shared during consultations are treated as strictly confidential and are not retained beyond the programme period.
Credentialled Faculty Only
Every person who teaches in our programmes holds active professional credentials relevant to their subject area — no exceptions.
Regular Curriculum Review
Course content is reviewed every six months against changes in Thai regulation, tax law, and insurance structures.
Education, Not Advisory Sales
thanetpad is not affiliated with any financial product provider and does not receive referral fees. Our role is educational throughout.
Cohort Feedback Integration
Structured feedback at the close of each cohort directly informs content and pacing adjustments for the next intake.
Clear Refund Terms
Full refund available for withdrawal fourteen or more days before programme start. Terms are stated clearly before any payment is made.
· Begin ·
A Conversation Is the First Step
We would be glad to speak with you briefly — to understand where you are and suggest the most suitable programme. No commitment required.
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