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Cabinet approves ‘Let’s Go Halves Plus’ upskill–reskill scheme, giving trained merchants an extra 2,000 baht
Cabinet approves ‘Let’s Go Halves Plus’ upskill–reskill scheme, giving trained merchants an extra 2,000 baht
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2025
Cabinet approved the Upskill–Reskill scheme for Let’s Go Halves Plus merchants on November 18, 2025, offering a 2,000-baht top-up for trained sellersIndustry ministry unveils ‘quick big win’ plan to train 100,000 workers for new s-curve industries
Industry ministry unveils ‘quick big win’ plan to train 100,000 workers for new s-curve industries
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2025
Thailand’s Industry Ministry sets a 100,000-worker target through reskilling and upskilling to support new S-Curve sectors, including EV manufacturingThailand must get out of comfort zone amid global polycrises, CEOs warn
Thailand must get out of comfort zone amid global polycrises, CEOs warn
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 2024
Focusing on learning new skills, prioritising green technology, and smartly employing artificial intelligence (AI) would be critical for Thailand to ride out the wave of current global polycrises, two CEOs of leading companies said.Reskill and upskill — AI to play increasingly greater role in our lives, say CEOs
Reskill and upskill — AI to play increasingly greater role in our lives, say CEOs
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 2023
Several CEOs attending the "AI Revolution" seminar on Tuesday advised organisations to embrace artificial intelligence (AI), as it would soon play an important role in their lives.Bleak Expectations: Govt urged to open doors for 1.3 million at-risk youths
Bleak Expectations: Govt urged to open doors for 1.3 million at-risk youths
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 05, 2023
The Equitable Education Fund (EEF) is urging Thailand's government to reform the educational system to make it more resilient and adaptable to students for the over 1.3 million Thai youths not enrolled in school, seeking employment, or training.UiPath shows the way forward in maximising benefits of automation
UiPath shows the way forward in maximising benefits of automation
FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 2019
Since more companies in Thailand have embraced and implemented advanced automation technologies and robotics, the country’s workforce will have to undergo extensive training in their use, said Malina Platon, managing director for Asean at UiPath, a leading Robotic Process Automation (RPA) provider.