Learn Massage in Bangkok — Si La Salle Campus, Right at the BTS
Our Bangkok campus sits on Srinagarindra Road in Bang Na, directly at BTS Si La Salle station — no driving, no parking. Plus what the Bangkok massage job market actually looks like.
Short answer
The Bangkok campus of Michael Thai Massage School is at 152 Srinagarindra Road, Bang Na Tai, Bang Na, Bangkok 10260, directly at BTS Si La Salle station. It teaches exactly the same courses as the Pattaya campus, at the same price — 4,900 THB per course.
If you live in Bangkok and want to train as a massage therapist, the biggest obstacle is usually not tuition — it is getting there without exhausting yourself.
Training runs for consecutive days. If the school is far away or the traffic is punishing, most people quit halfway.
Where the Bangkok campus is
152 Srinagarindra Road, Bang Na Tai, Bang Na, Bangkok 10260
The key advantage: it is right at BTS Si La Salle station. Walk from the platform. No connecting transport, no parking, no allowance for traffic.
Getting there
| Coming from | Route |
|---|---|
| Bang Na / Udom Suk / On Nut | BTS Sukhumvit line, transfer to the Yellow line |
| Samrong / Pu Chao | Yellow line, just a few stops |
| Lat Phrao / Ratchada | Yellow line direct |
| Samut Prakan | Local bus along Srinagarindra, or BTS |
| Thonburi / Rama II | BTS with a Yellow line transfer |
What the Bangkok market is like
Bangkok differs from a tourist city because your core clients are working people, not visitors. That brings real advantages:
- More repeat clients — office workers with neck and shoulder pain return every month rather than flying home
- No low season — demand is steady all year
- The country's highest concentration of hotel spas and clinics — Sukhumvit, Sathorn, Silom, and inside every major mall
- Home and condo visits are growing fast — Bangkok clients pay well not to leave home
Bangkok income
| Workplace | Monthly income |
|---|---|
| Health massage shop in an office district | 40,000–60,000 THB |
| 4–5 star hotel spa | 50,000–80,000 THB |
| Home / condo visits | 60,000–120,000 THB |
| Physio or wellness clinic | 45,000–70,000 THB |
Study schedules
Many students still have a job, so we offer three schedules:
- Weekdays, Monday–Friday full days, for those who want to finish quickly
- Weekends, for people who have not left their job yet
- Evenings, for those coming after work
A 150-hour course takes about 19 days full-time, or roughly 10 weeks on weekends only.
Is Bangkok different from Pattaya?
Not in the training. Same curriculum, same standard, same price, same certificate.
What differs is the market around you:
- Bangkok suits people who want Thai clients and a steady repeat base
- Pattaya suits people who want international clients and higher tips
Some students train in Bangkok and do their live practice in Pattaya, or the reverse. We can arrange either.
Courses offered in Bangkok
- Thai Massage for Health, 150 hours — the foundation, and registration eligibility
- Aromatherapy Oil Massage, 150 hours — the most in-demand skill in Bangkok hotel spas
- Foot Reflexology, 60 hours — eight days, then straight to work
- Facial Massage, 60 hours — the highest-margin menu item for city shops
Tuition is 4,900 THB per course, or take the Professional Therapist Package covering every core course for 19,990 THB, down from 65,900 THB.
See maps and directions for both campuses, or message us on LINE to ask about seats in the next intake.
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Related courses
- Thai Massage for Health — 150 HoursTuition 4,900 THB
- Aromatherapy Oil Massage for Health — 150 HoursTuition 4,900 THB
- Foot Reflexology for Health — 60 HoursTuition 4,900 THB
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