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The estimated education expense for parents in Bangkok and its vicinity for the 2022 semester will increase by 2 per cent year over year, Kasikorn Research Centre said.

The Covid-19 pandemic has had a seriously adverse impact on Thailand's education system in the past two years, widening social inequality and inflicting learning loss on students.

On April 4, International College, Panyapiwat Institute of Management (PIM) and Bitkub Capital Group Holding signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to promote the academic collaborations and further business and digital asset education to prepare learners for becoming international entrepreneurs in the future.

A community movement to encourage Japanese people to use “yasashii nihongo,” or easy-to-understand simple Japanese, for non-native speakers is gaining traction in Ikuno Ward, Osaka, where people from about 60 countries reside.

Sasin has also been ranked in the World’s Top 100 and Asia’s Top 10 for Entrepreneurship and Alumni Outcomes and Class and Faculty Diversity in the QS Global MBA Rankings 2021.

Students who are infected with Covid-19 will be allowed to take the TCAS entrance exam, the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) confirmed on Wednesday.

China has added seven universities to a list of those it aims to elevate to world-class status, taking the total to 147.

A former deputy education minister last week called on Ramkhamhaeng University and other varsities around the country to radically alter their approach to teaching, to cope with ever-changing career trends in the near future.

Thailand’s free coding school is inviting Thai and international students to enrol in its first on-site programme, with an innovative promise of "No tuition, no teachers, no degree".

Thailand’s Denla British School (DBS) is investing 600 million baht in new school buildings and arts facilities for senior students (years 11 to 13).

Thailand’s plunging birth rate is triggering alarm bells in the education business, with some Thai universities recording almost 50 per cent fewer new students in recent years.

The Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation Ministry signed a memorandum of understanding on cross-institutional enrolment at a meeting of the Council of Graduate Studies Administrators of Public and Autonomous Universities. Presidents of 25 state institutions also participated in the ceremony.