
Under a memorandum of understanding signed by the Office of Vocational Education Commission and Bank of Ayudhya (BAY), students at vocational certificate and higher vocational certificate levels in pilot colleges will be trained to create the plan.
Students at Thonburi Commercial College and Chetupon Commercial College will receive five lessons on how to spend money wisely, how to get a job and be given a salary increase, how to become entrepreneurs, how to save money and make it grow, as well as how to survive when doing businesses and managing interests.
Mark John Arnold, president and CEO of BAY, said students who take part in the training would be able to apply the acquired knowledge to manage their money and it would help them prepare for job applications.
The training project will be run for three years.