Saint John's Group of Schools and University (Thai: กลุ่มโรงเรียนเซนต์จอห์น) was founded in 1961, and as a group of catholic vincentian facilities it is now one of the best known private educational institution in Thailand. It is located in Bangkok, Thailand. The group consists of:
- Saint John's Kindergarten
- Saint John's School (Primary and Secondary)
- Saint John's School, Thabom (Secondary)
- St. John's International School (British & North American Curriculum)
- Saint John's Polytechnic School
- Saint John's Technology School
- Saint John's College of Commerce (English Programme)
- Saint John's University
Uniquely, it is possible for a child to join Saint John's at Kindergarten aged 2 and finish with a Ph.D. without ever leaving the group. Additionally, many of Saint John's staff are alumni of one of Saint John's 8 schools with many choosing to work at the school to help to ensure its future development having gained valuable experience for their field in non-educational companies.
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