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Natch Ruedhaidham Soros

Bangkok, Thailand

Hello, I’m Natch.

A small guy who really likes learning engineering and finance, with a dream of making Thai education better.

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My story

For as long as I can remember, I took education seriously. Royal Award. Full scholarship. Computer Engineering degree. By every measure that mattered to the people around me, I had arrived.

Then my co-founders and I made a bet. We went all in on our EdTech startup.

Within four days, we closed our first £10,000 deal. That became a company that helped over 1,300 students earn scholarships, university offers, and real jobs, through practical learning, real mentorship, and a stubborn belief that education could be done differently.

I’ve also learned something that took longer than it should have.

The most powerful thing you can do as a founder, as an engineer, as a person, is learn in public and build things that matter.

So that’s what I’m doing now. Going back to the technical foundation. Writing code. Studying systems. Shipping products. And sharing every step of it: the breakthroughs, the mistakes, the things I wish someone had taught me earlier.

Every week, I publish what I’m learning about engineering, entrepreneurship, and building a life you chose on purpose. If that’s the kind of journey you’ve been wanting to follow, I’d love to have you here.

The dream

I want Thai education to work for the students it usually leaves behind. Three things I am building toward:

  1. 01
    Every student has someone to ask

    Most of the students who wrote to us had no one at home who had been through university admissions. Good advice should not depend on who your parents know.

  2. 02
    Learning by building, not memorizing

    The students who grew fastest at Eduvice were the ones who shipped something real: a project, a portfolio, a first client. School should make that the default, not the exception.

  3. 03
    Cost is never the reason to stop

    Scholarships of up to 100% are part of every program we run. Talent is everywhere in Thailand; opportunity is not yet.

Right now

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