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"Singha", German Embassy continue the "Dual Vocational Training" project to prepare Thai students for working in Europe
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2022
Boon Rawd continues the "Dual Vocational Training" project by joining the German Embassy and cooperating with the German-Thai Chamber of Commerce to increase the standard of education from Germany, a country with a vocational education curriculum that is recognized worldwide as a guideline for developing and enhancing the capabilities of Thai vocational children with Real-studying and Real-learning by being an internship with the factory "Pathumthani Brewery" to train a good foundation and get a German standard certification that indicates the ability to work in Germany and many other European countries.
IEAT seeks developers for much-needed ‘correctional industrial estates’
THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 2022
The Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand (IEAT) is gearing up for a resourceful plan to establish “correctional industrial estates”, where inmates can receive vocational training and return to the labour market after completing their prison terms.
Unemployed? Learn a new skill and get a per diem of Bt150 for 15 days
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 2020
The Labour Ministry will provide 15-day vocational courses to people who have been affected by the Covid-19 outbreak, Department of Skill Development’s director-general Thawat Benjathikul said on Wednesday (April 22).
BMW marks seventh year of vocational training
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 2019
BMW Group Thailand has marked the seventh year of its BMW Service Apprentice Programme with a certificate presentation ceremony for 13 vocational students from Kanchanapisek Mahanakorn Technical College, Bangkaewfa Industrial and Community Education College and Chumphae Technical College.
Vocational training for inmates aims to help them re-integrate
FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 2018
A NEW PROJECT hopes to eventually prepare 37,000 inmates to better reintegrate into society after being released from jails.