The implementation of the High Vocational Innovation Scholarship Program is supported by partners from all sectors, both public and private. This collective effort aims to empower underprivileged or financially disadvantaged youth with potential, providing them with opportunities to pursue vocational education beyond the compulsory level and advance to higher education. Through this initiative, beneficiaries gain knowledge and skills, developing into high-potential human resources with strong competencies, ready to contribute to the nation’s progress in an era where technology drives economic growth. This, in turn, enhances their long-term quality of life and that of their families. Additionally, the program fosters innovation in production and workforce development within the vocational sector by establishing strategic partnerships with key government agencies.
What are the factors of
educational inequality
In Thailand today, 160,000 children are living in the 20% poorest households, only 5% or 8,000 of these children enter higher education per generation while 32% of children from average households enter higher education. The minority group of children needs help in education.
Objectives of the program
Children from poor households enter higher education.
Strengthen school curriculums to improve the competency and quality of life of children.
Produce potential high vocational graduates to support the Thailand 4.0 strategy and propose
policy-driving measures
Recommendations Policy measures to create changes
Supported Fields
SUPPORT
Development fund for
50 selected schools
To improve the teaching quality, living conditions, welfare and opportunities for the fund receivers.
Scholarships for
2,500 students
The scholarship provides a monthly allowance and discounted school fees to students selected by their schools. The scholarship is divided into 2 types.
scholarship for G.9 students to pursue vocational education.
scholarship for G.12 or 3rd-year vocational students to pursue higher education.
scholarship for G.12 or 3rd-year vocational students to pursue a practical nurse/dentist helper course.
Activities to improve the quality of the schools and fund receivers
To provide academic support by experts both local and international and exchange innovations among schools and organizations.
3 Opportunities for the high vocational fund receivers
- Learn from the employers and on-the-job training.
- Learn new and advanced skills.
- Exchange and learn from experts both local and international.
Main Objectives
In 2023, there are 105 vocational schools from 50 provinces and 5 regions
around Thailand selected for the program with 8,670+ scholarships provided
to students from the poorest households for higher education.
Please click here to view
and download our brochure
Others Projects
