Build Stronger Mathematical Thinking at Sakamoto Math Chiang Mai
At our Wat Ket centre, children learn how to read mathematical problems carefully, organise the information they are given and work towards a solution in a clear, logical way. Sakamoto Math Chiang Mai gives young learners a structured environment for developing problem-solving skills and greater confidence with mathematics.
CHIANG MAI CENTRE
Sakamoto Math Chiang Mai is based in Wat Ket on the Lampang–Chiang Mai Superhighway. The centre provides Sakamoto mathematics learning for children and gives new students the option to begin with a Free Trial Class or Free Level Assessment.
Address
14/10 Star Avenue 7, Lampang-Chiang Mai Expressway, Wat Ket, Chiang Mai 50000
Phone
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 13:00–19:00 |
| Thursday | 13:00–19:00 |
| Friday | 13:00–19:00 |
| Saturday | 09:00–17:00 |
| Sunday | 09:00–17:00 |
Holiday hours may differ.
Sakamoto Japaneses Mathematics Center
14/10 Star Avenue 7, Lampang-Chiang Mai Expressway, Wat Ket, Chiang Mai 50000
A JAPANESE APPROACH TO MATH
The Sakamoto Method puts the reasoning process at the centre of mathematics learning. Students are encouraged to break a word problem into useful information, understand how the different parts connect and build a solution methodically instead of depending only on memorised formulas.
Students practise identifying what a question is asking and which information is important before they begin calculating.
The method helps children arrange the given information so relationships between numbers and quantities become easier to see.
Rather than jumping straight to an answer, children learn to follow a logical sequence and work through the problem one stage at a time.
LEARNING WITH SUPPORT
Children can be the same age and still be at very different stages in mathematics. The Chiang Mai programme is suited to young learners who benefit from a clear starting point and a structured way to strengthen reasoning and problem-solving over time.
The main age range is approximately 4 to 13 years. The Level Assessment helps identify an appropriate starting point based on the individual child rather than age alone.
Classes are normally kept to around 5–6 students maximum, creating a small-group setting where children can receive guidance while still learning alongside other students.
Progressing through problems step by step can help children become more comfortable tackling unfamiliar questions.
Children practise analysing information and deciding how the pieces of a problem fit together.
A structured process gives students a repeatable way to approach challenging mathematical questions.
Logical thinking and mathematical understanding provide useful foundations for later schoolwork.
TRY SAKAMOTO CHIANG MAI
If you are considering Sakamoto for your child in Chiang Mai, a Free Trial Class gives you a chance to experience the teaching approach before committing. A Free Level Assessment can also help establish where your child should begin within the programme.
Send your details below and the Chiang Mai team can follow up regarding a trial class or level assessment.
Sakamoto is not built around repeating the same calculation until it is memorised. Children are asked to understand what a problem is telling them, decide which information matters and work out a logical route towards the answer.
For families comparing math classes for kids in Chiang Mai, this creates a reasoning-focused approach with small-group learning and a starting level based on the child’s current ability.
Students practise interpreting a problem and building the solution methodically, so the reasoning behind the answer becomes part of the learning.
With groups normally limited to around 5–6 students, the Chiang Mai centre keeps classes small enough for closer guidance and interaction.
The Free Level Assessment helps avoid placing a child only by age or school year and provides a clearer basis for choosing a suitable starting level.
The Free Trial and Level Assessment make it possible to understand the Chiang Mai programme before deciding whether it is the right fit for your child.
Take a look inside Sakamoto Math Chiang Mai through real photos from the centre, including students, learning activities, family visits and award moments.
Real feedback from Sakamoto Math parents in Thailand.
“I wanted to strengthen my daughter’s maths skills, and now she can add numbers faster, understand questions better, and enjoy learning maths more.”
Her mother also highlighted the caring teachers, the fun classroom environment, and the way children learn through games while thinking at the same time.
Cartier’s mother — Level 1 parent
“What impressed me most is the focus on analytical thinking and understanding how to solve problems, rather than relying on memorisation.”
Putter’s father also values the way Sakamoto helps children tackle different kinds of challenges and build problem-solving skills they can use both at school and in everyday life.
Putter’s father — Bangkok parent
Clear answers to common questions about Sakamoto Math classes for children in Chiang Mai.
Sakamoto places strong emphasis on the method used to solve a mathematical problem. Children learn to sort the information in a word problem, understand how the parts relate to one another and work towards the answer step by step.
The programme is primarily for children aged approximately 4 to 12/13. Because children can have different mathematics levels at the same age, the starting point is based on the individual child rather than age alone.
Sakamoto classes are kept small, normally with around 5–6 students maximum.
A Free Level Assessment is used to identify the child’s current level and help determine an appropriate place to begin in the Sakamoto programme.
Yes. New students can book a Free Trial Class at the Chiang Mai centre before deciding whether to continue with regular classes.
The programme focuses on mathematical word problems, logical thinking, analytical thinking and structured problem solving rather than simply memorising answers.
Sakamoto Math Chiang Mai is located at 14/10 Star Avenue 7, Lampang-Chiang Mai Expressway, Wat Ket, Chiang Mai 50000.
You can call the centre on 095-539-9990 or contact Sakamoto Chiang Mai on LINE.
The Chiang Mai centre is open Wednesday–Friday from 13:00–19:00 and Saturday–Sunday from 09:00–17:00. It is closed on Monday and Tuesday.
READY TO GET STARTED?
Start with a Free Trial Class or Free Level Assessment at the Chiang Mai centre. It is an easy way to see the teaching approach in practice and find an appropriate starting point for your child.
Wat Ket, Chiang Mai · Structured mathematics learning for children
