Our Story This institute was founded out of love and inspiration—with the vision of helping
Thai children become confident, capable, and happy learners in Mathematics, Science, and Coding.
We believe that learning should be joyful and engaging. That’s why we incorporate hands-on teaching tools,
games, experiments, toys, and creative activities into every lesson.

Our curriculum is the result of dedicated research and development,
thoughtfully designed to meet the developmental needs of children at every age and stage.

Our Greatest Joy The greatest joy in building this institute is seeing the smiles and hearing the laughter
of children as they learn and grow with us.
Many students who once struggled—some even ranked last in their class—have risen to the top.
We’ve seen remarkable transformations: children who used to avoid exercises now eagerly
pick up practice problems and enjoy solving them in their free time.
Their joy in learning and growing is the true reward for everything we’ve built.

We are deeply thankful for the smiles, kind words, and heartfelt appreciation
from the parents who have become like true companions on this journey.
Your friendship and support mean more to us than anything else.

What brings us the greatest fulfillment is witnessing each child’s growth and
development—just as we had always hoped and dreamed.
It is a joy that words alone cannot fully express.

Get to Know Us Better 😊

Dr. Varongsri  Phoothakul (Dr. Ying)
Founder of Math & Science Talent by Dr. Ying

Educational Background Dr. Ying earned her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees
in Mathematics Education from Chulalongkorn University, Thailand’s top-ranked university.
She later received her Ph.D. in Educational Research.

She previously served as a full-time lecturer at the Faculty of Education, Kasetsart University
(Kamphaeng Saen Campus), where she taught mathematics teaching methods
to undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral students.

💡 The Vision Behind Visual Math

Dr. Ying developed the Visual Math approach out of a passion to make mathematics
enjoyable, engaging, and meaningful for children.

Her goal was to help students fall in love with learning math—building not only a solid
foundation but also a positive attitude that carries them into higher levels of education.
She strongly believes that mathematics is not just an academic subject, but a fundamental
part of everyday life.