catchie.link

Free education · volunteer-led · built for practical learning

About Catchie.link

Catchie.link is a subsidiary of Catchie Systems Limited, established in Canada. Catchie.link is a volunteer-led, non-profit educational group of educators and computer professionals working together to create and deliver free educational software platforms, lessons, classroom tools, quizzes, and learning games.

Our strongest focus is English as a Second Language (ESL), especially practical English for Thai students and professionals. The platform is designed to make learning easier to access on phones, tablets, and computers while giving teachers structured tools for lessons, practice, assessment, and progress.

Our purpose

Education first, technology in service of learning

Free learning access

Catchie.link develops educational software and learning content for free use. Classroom authentication is used where progress or teacher-managed activities need to be protected; it is not a paywall around the educational mission.

Built around Thai learners

Lessons use clear English, Thai support when it helps, Thai-context examples, pronunciation guidance, audio, and short practice steps so learners can move from understanding to real use.

Educators + computer professionals

The initiative combines teaching experience with software development, interface design, testing, data systems, and classroom technology so the tools can solve practical learning problems.

Courses and learning paths

What learners can study

Catchie.link combines language learning, digital education, science, and interactive practice. Course areas are designed for different ages and classroom needs rather than forcing every learner into the same format.

M1–M6 English

Grade-based English learning resources for Thai secondary students. Lower levels can provide stronger Thai support, while higher levels increasingly lead with English. Learning sequences emphasize understanding, listening, real use, speaking, and checking progress.

MEP computer science and digital skills

MEP learning areas cover computer fundamentals, digital systems, coding concepts, Scratch projects, Python, problem solving, ICT, and practical digital skills with guided explanations, builds, practice, and quick checks.

Science and enrichment resources

Science, ICT, and special-class learning resources support classroom lessons, projects, revision, practical tasks, worksheets, and teacher-published materials.

Learn Thai · 101 practical lessons

A structured Thai-learning course with practical vocabulary, audio, alphabet support, real-situation language, practice, and games for learners approaching Thai through English.

Pronunciation, vocabulary and speaking support

Dedicated pronunciation and glossary tools help learners listen first, understand difficult words, practise sounds, and connect vocabulary to the lesson where it is actually used.

Software platform

Lessons, games, quizzes and classroom tools in one system

Catchie.link is not only a collection of pages. The platform connects learning content with interactive practice and teacher-managed classroom functions.

Game Center

Mobile-first educational games turn vocabulary, spelling, sentence building, language patterns, and other learning tasks into short rounds. Difficulty levels, scores, achievements, and nickname-based leaderboards make repeated practice more engaging without exposing real student identities on public scoreboards.

Quiz and assessment system

Teachers can deliver quizzes and interactive classroom activities while students answer from their own devices. The system can record attempts, answers, scores, accuracy, completion, and results, supporting both quick formative checks and teacher-managed assessment workflows.

Classroom portal

Students can enter assigned learning areas, continue lessons, open teacher-published resources, complete activities and assessments, and keep track of progress. Classroom access can be managed through student accounts, teacher-provided access methods, and secure session controls.

Teacher learning records

Teacher and administration tools support attendance, activity records, quiz results, assessment scores, semester grade records, classroom resources, and progress monitoring. Public learning games remain separate from formal classroom grades unless a classroom activity intentionally connects them.

Responsive and theme-aware

Learning interfaces are designed for phones, tablets, and desktop computers. Shared presentation themes, readable contrast, compact learning steps, and touch-friendly controls help the same material work across different devices.

English + Thai learning support

Bilingual support is used deliberately rather than duplicating every sentence. Thai help can be stronger for learners who need it and lighter for more advanced students, while searchable content and structured metadata help public learning resources remain discoverable.

How we build

Simple tools that help learners do something

Learning-firstPages lead learners toward the next useful learning action instead of filling the screen with technical explanations.
Practical languageEnglish practice is connected to situations, vocabulary, listening, speaking, and checks that learners can use in real life.
Teacher-compatibleDigital tools support classroom teaching rather than replacing the teacher, with resources, assessments, attendance, and progress available in the same ecosystem.
Privacy-conscious public playPublic game leaderboards use nicknames rather than displaying student IDs, email addresses, or real names.

Frequently asked questions

About Catchie.link FAQ

Choose English or Thai. Both language versions are part of this page and are represented in the page's structured FAQ data.

What is Catchie.link?

Catchie.link is a subsidiary of Catchie Systems Limited and a volunteer-led, non-profit educational initiative. It brings together educators and computer professionals to build and provide free educational software, learning platforms, lessons, quizzes, and games, with a particular focus on English as a second language for Thai learners and professionals.

Who operates Catchie.link?

Catchie.link is a subsidiary of Catchie Systems Limited, which was established in Canada. The Catchie.link educational initiative is supported by a voluntary group of educators and computer professionals who contribute teaching knowledge, curriculum ideas, software development, testing, and technical support.

Is Catchie.link free to use?

Catchie.link is designed to deliver free educational software platforms, learning resources, and games. Some classroom areas use teacher-provided access, student accounts, or course codes so progress and class activities can be managed securely, but the educational mission is non-profit and focused on free learning access.

Who is Catchie.link designed for?

The platform is especially designed for Thai students learning English, including secondary-school, MEP, special-class, and college-age learners, as well as Thai professionals who want practical English practice. Many resources use clear English, optional Thai support, audio, pronunciation practice, and mobile-friendly activities.

What can I learn on Catchie.link?

Catchie.link includes ESL and English courses, M1 to M6 English learning resources, MEP computer science and digital-skills materials, ICT and science learning resources, Scratch and Python activities, pronunciation practice, vocabulary glossaries, speaking and listening practice, and a Learn Thai course for English-speaking learners.

What is ESL Public?

ESL Public is a free 101-lesson English-learning pathway built for practical study. Lessons combine real-life topics, useful vocabulary, grammar and language patterns, listening and pronunciation support, speaking practice, checks for understanding, a searchable glossary, and a connected game path. Learners can use the course without a classroom access token and can optionally create a profile to retain progress.

What does the Catchie Game Center provide?

The Game Center provides mobile-first educational games that turn vocabulary, language patterns, spelling, sentence building, and other learning tasks into short practice rounds. Games support difficulty levels, scores, achievements, and nickname-based leaderboards while keeping the experience simple for students using phones, tablets, or computers.

How do the quiz and assessment tools work?

Catchie includes a quiz and assessment system for classroom and independent learning. Teachers can deliver quizzes and interactive activities, students can answer on their own devices, and the platform can record attempts, scores, results, and progress. Classroom assessments can be connected with teacher-managed records while public learning games remain separate from formal grades.

What does the classroom portal do?

The classroom portal gives students a structured place to open assigned courses and resources, continue lessons, complete activities and assessments, use teacher-published files, and review learning progress. Teacher and administration tools support class access, quizzes, attendance, activity records, assessment scores, grade records, and learning-resource management.

Does Catchie.link support Thai learners in Thai?

Yes. Thai support is used where it helps learners understand instructions, vocabulary, difficult concepts, and pronunciation. Lower-level English learning can show more Thai help, while higher-level material can lead with English. Many learning areas also include audio, pronunciation cues, practical Thai-context examples, and responsive layouts for mobile devices.