Recurring chart hours
Desk Review Hours
A block of hours, used across a month, for traders who already left the classroom and still want a second pair of eyes on the book.
THB 16,000 for a four-hour block
Request desk hours
After a cohort, some students want the room again and do not need the syllabus again. Desk review hours are that middle place: a table, a clock, and the charts you marked this month.
The block is deliberately small. Four hours is enough to catch a lazy weekly line or a habit of ignoring the roll. It is not enough to rebuild a method from nothing.
Lesson facts
- Who it is for
- People who have already sat in the intensive or the weekend workshop and who keep marking after the cohort ends.
- What you leave with
- Corrected pages and a shorter argument with the next pullback, without re-enrolment in a full classroom.
- Duration
- Four hours to be used within thirty days of the first sitting
- Where
- Bangkok classroom table, booked in forty-five or ninety-minute pieces
- Who teaches
- The instructor who taught your cohort, when the diary allows; otherwise Arisa or Niran as assigned.
- Seats
- Booked individually
Included
- Four hours at the table, split by agreement
- Review of charts you mark between visits
- A running note of the faults that keep returning
Not included
- New curriculum modules
- Messages answered as if they were sittings
- Rollover of unused minutes into a later block without a fresh fee
How it runs
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Buy the block
After a cohort ends, request a four-hour block and propose two dates.
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Use it
Each visit spends the minutes on pages you marked since the last visit.
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Close the month
Any remainder is offered as a final forty-five minutes if it still fits inside the thirty days.
Preparation
Keep the same chart book you used in class. Mixing a new layout every visit wastes the hour on finding the swing you already marked.
Limits
Desk review is not a substitute for the intensive. New students should enrol in a classroom seat first.
Tuition
THB 16,000 for a four-hour block
Hours unused after thirty days lapse. Blocks are for past students of the intensive or workshop unless we agree otherwise in writing.