SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test)

A high SAT score is a gateway to top universities, but achieving 1500+ requires more than content knowledge alone.

Many students struggle with complex questions and inefficient test-taking strategies.

Max Academia offers 1-on-1 SAT preparation that begins with a detailed analysis of each student’s true weaknesses. Our expert tutors equip students with advanced time-management strategies and targeted practice on the most challenging question types.

We don’t just teach content—we teach you how top scorers think, supported by realistic mock tests to ensure you achieve your target score with confidence.

What This Course Covers

Who this is for: Students preparing for the Digital SAT as part of university applications, typically in the year or two before applying.

What we cover: Both sections of the Digital SAT — Reading & Writing and Math — with tutoring focused on the specific question types and adaptive-format pacing of the current digital exam.

Format: 1-on-1 sessions, onsite at our Bangkok centre (Evergreen Place Tower, 6th Fl.) or online.

How we start: We start with a practice assessment to see where a student’s current score sits and which section — Reading & Writing or Math — needs the most work before building a study plan around a target score.

Practice tests: Lessons include timed practice with official-style questions so students get comfortable with the Digital SAT’s pacing, not just the content.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this for the Digital SAT or the old paper-based format?
A: The Digital SAT — the current format used for university applications.

Q: How do I know what SAT score my child should be aiming for?
A: It depends on the universities and programmes your child is targeting — we can help think through a realistic target range once we know their starting point.

Q: Should my child take SAT prep or focus on IELTS/TOEFL instead?
A: It depends on which universities they’re applying to and what those universities require or prefer — some students end up needing both.

Q: How far in advance should SAT prep start?
A: Earlier is generally easier, since it allows time to retake the test if needed — we can advise on timing once we know your child’s application timeline.

Ready to talk through your child’s SAT plan? Reach out via Line (@Maxacademia.th) or call 098-512-5095 to arrange a consultation.