education in Thailand
- Education
Top popular degree programs at Thai Universities
Imagine yourself getting stuck into advanced courses like Business and Managerial Economics, Computer Science and Information Technology, or exploring the cool crossroads of Culture and History. But it’s not all about books and lectures; these places are all about nurturing future leaders ready to take on the complex challenges our world is facing right now. With lots of courses taught…
- International Education
How Regents International School Pattaya nurtures tomorrow’s leaders beyond academic excellence
Regents International School Pattaya is one of the most established day and boarding schools in Thailand. Ever since its inception in 1994, the school has firmly positioned itself as the top choice for those seeking a holistic education. The school shapes the leaders of tomorrow with a blend of tradition and innovation, offering state-of-the-art facilities and a globally recognised curriculum…
- Education
Thailand’s bold journey to a tech-driven education landscape
In the core of Southeast Asia, Thailand is embarking on a transformative journey, utilizing technology to overhaul its education system fundamentally. This endeavour to comprehend the significant impact of digital advancements on Thai education encapsulates a narrative of innovation and growth. The narrative extends beyond the mere incorporation of technological tools into educational settings; it represents a profound shift in the…
- Education
The science behind choosing between Private and Public education in Thailand
Deciding on a school in Thailand? It’s a big choice! Both public and private options offer advantages, so let us break it down. Public Schools: Affordable and Social Plus: Free or low-cost, fostering a strong community spirit. Minus: Larger classes may limit individual attention. Facilities might be older. Private Schools: Personalized Learning Plus: Smaller classes allow for tailored learning, often with an…
- Education
Revolutionising Thai schooling: The AI game changer
In Thailand, the wave of artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the educational landscape in ways previously unimaginable. It’s not just about integrating new technology into classrooms; it’s about redefining the entire learning process. As you dive into this transformative journey, you’ll discover how AI is not only enhancing teaching methods but also empowering students and educators alike with innovative tools…
- Education
Bangkok joins with Edsy to apply AI in teaching English
Sanon Wangsrangboon, Deputy Governor of Bangkok, participated in the activity summarizing the results of the pilot project Evaluation and Development of English Communication Potential Using Artificial Intelligence Technology for students in Bangkok and tested out the Edsy Al Speaking Coach tool at TK Park, Central World Department Store. “English language skills are an essential skill in today’s fast-paced, borderless world.…
- Thailand News
Surin school head arrested for drug trade, 2.4 million pills seized
The Thai Ministry of Education is currently carrying out a stringent investigation following the shocking arrest of a school director in Surin province for his involvement in a drug trafficking operation. The director was caught with a staggering 2.4 million methamphetamine tablets and has been promptly dismissed from his position to face the full force of the law. On March…
- Education
Thailand’s education revolution: Past, present and future
Education in Thailand has journeyed through a fascinating evolution, shaping the minds and futures of countless individuals. From traditional methods to the integration of digital technologies, this transformation reflects both the nation’s rich history and its forward-looking aspirations. At the heart of this evolution lies a deep respect for educators, a trait deeply embedded in Thai culture. Yet, challenges such…
- Thailand News
Thailand’s education system needs urgent overhaul to meet trade, investment demands
The pressing need for Thailand to expedite its educational development to match trade and investment needs has been highlighted by Poonpong Naiyanapakorn, director-general of the Trade Policy and Strategy Office (TPSO). The dynamic and rapidly evolving nature of the contemporary trade, investment, and technological sectors necessitates a workforce equipped with adaptable skills and thinking capabilities. Poonpong detailed that despite some…
- Thailand News
Thailand vows zero dropout rate as education overhaul unveiled
Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin declared his government’s determined mission to tackle Thailand’s education inequality crisis. The premier revealed his commitment to eradicating the denial of educational opportunities for Thai children entirely. PM Srettha disclosed that one of his first actions upon assuming office last year was to direct key government agencies, including the Fund for Education Equality, the Ministry of Digital…
- Thailand News
Thai organisations demand stronger action against sexual harassment in education
A network of over 100 child and women’s organisations led by Ticha Na Nakorn today submitted a petition to the Ministry of Education (MOE) in Thailand, demanding stronger action against sexual harassment following the life imprisonment of six perpetrators. The defendants, four teachers and two older students were convicted of sexually abusing three students in Mukdahan Province. Ticha, an advisor…
- Thailand News
Educational inequality sparks call for Thai government investment in human capital
The Equitable Education Fund (EEF) urged the Thai government to bolster investments in human capital to enhance the lives of students belonging to low-income families and curtail educational inequality. The call was made at the annual Equity Forum, held at the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, to deliberate on the significance of such investments in addressing educational disparities. Kraiyos Patrawart,…
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Thailand’s education minister takes ‘no-conflict’ stance to school corruption
In a bold move against corruption, Police General Permpoon Chidchob, Thailand’s Education Minister, issued directives to all education officials, mandating the avoidance of potential conflicts of interest. This action aims to eradicate graft, corruption, and fraud which can stem from such conflicts. Concerning this, Pol. Gen. Permpoon stated that all agencies must strive for total transparency and accountability. He believes,…
- Thailand News
Thai Education Minister plants ‘sufficiency seeds’ in teacher finance debate
Education Minister Pheeraphon Nitikorn sparked controversy by suggesting teachers and educational staff adopt a sufficiency economy philosophy to reduce their debt and financial planning burdens. This proposal was made during the presentation of educational policies and guidelines for the Good Study, Happy Policy. Another issue related to reducing the burden of teachers and educational staff is addressing their debt problems.…
- Thailand News
Thai education ministry ‘tablets’ a bright future: Bringing equality to classrooms
The Thai Education Ministry is set to revive a decade-old initiative, which was originally launched by a previous Pheu Thai government, to distribute a tablet computer to each student and teacher across the country. This initiative aims to promote equal educational opportunities. The announcement was made yesterday by Education Minister Permpoon Chidchob and his deputy Surasak Phancharoenworakul, both members of…
- Education
What is primary school in Thailand like?
The education system in Thailand is mainly split into 3 different stages: preschool, primary, and secondary education. If you’ve just moved to Thailand, as a parent, it may seem confusing to navigate the local education system. Here’s what you need to know about primary school in Thailand. As an expat parent, understanding a new education system can be tricky, especially…
