“Thailand Is Facing a Skills Crisis” A View on the Nation’s Human Capital Through the Eyes of World Bank Economist Koji Miyamoto
Thailand faces a critical skills crisis: 64.7% of youth and
Homegrown Teacher Cohort 1 Post-Deployment Check-In and Reconnect: From Field Realities to Fresh Skills and Lifelong Learning Networks Nationwide
In May 2025, the Equitable Education Fund (EEF) Thailand convened
All For Personalized Education Tailor-Made Learning for Gen Alpha in a Rapidly Shifting Social and Professional Landscape
Generation Alpha, born between 2010 and 2024, will be aged
Two-Pronged Push to Break Barriers and Build Futures: How Equity Fund and SIM 2 Learn Are Powering Up Education for Marginalized Students in Mae Hong Son
In the remote mountain borderlands of Mae Hong Son, Ban
Evidence-Based Policy Formulation: Utilization of Educational Research Outputs by Francois Staring, Policy Analyst of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
The 2025 Thailand International Conference on Education Research (ThaiCER), organized
Mapping the Relational Ecosystem: The World Education Research Association (WERA) as a Knowledge Broker for Global Evidence-Informed Networking and Knowledge Mobilization by Professor Dr. Mustafa Yunus Eryaman
The 2025 Thailand International Conference on Education Research (ThaiCER), organized
Experts Highlight the Role of Research and Innovation in Redefining Lifelong Learning at KBTG Techtopia 2025
At KBTG Techtopia 2025, a session titled “How Research and
From Digital Divide to Digital Drive: How EEF is Powering Up Education for All through All For Education
For underprivileged students, especially those from the poorest backgrounds, internet
Empowering Future: How University Volunteers Are Bridging Thailand’s Education Divide, One Remote School at a Time!
How can the power of volunteerism transform education in Thailand’s
Turning Correctional Institutions into Classrooms for a Smarter, Safer Society with Flexible Learning
Education within correctional institutions is not a privilege but a
