RRU president Assoc Prof Duangporn Pupaka said a memorandum of understanding, which was signed by the university and the business sector, was part of the government’s strategy to promote specified skills to serve industries in the EEC.

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The project has been running for three years, she added. 
The main purpose of the collaboration was to provide short training courses for persons in the digital and the food and beverage sectors. 
Thammarat Simarojana, the project operator and RRU professor, said the agreement was to improve the skill of workers in hotels and digital businesses in the EEC in this “new normal” situation as well as abide by green policies. 
Major hotel operator Minor Group is one of the hotels providing support and lecturers for the project while ISS Consulting is taking care of digital training.

RRU teams up with hotels, digital businesses to produce trained workers for EEC

Rajabhat Rajanagarindra University (RRU) has joined hands with hotels and digital businesses to impart skills for workers in the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) areas.