4 Main Proposals
To Solve Children and Youth
Who Dropout of Thailand School System
01
Searching children and youth who dropout of education system by merging and connecting data from diverse departments.
GOAL
To lead in searching children and youth who are not within the education system.
02
Following up , providing support, assistance, and care to children and youth who are not enrolled in the education system by coordinating efforts across different departments.
GOAL
To ensure that each child and youth receives suitable assistance in all areas, including education, health, development, living conditions, and social circumstances.
03
Offering adaptable and high-quality education and learning tailored to the individual potential of every child and youth.
GOAL
To enable every child and young person to reach their maximum potential by giving them the proper education.
04
Promote participation of private sector entrepreneurs in helping manage study or learn
GOAL
To encourage entrepreneurs to participate in organizing education or learning alongside work (Learn to Earn) for children and youth aged 15-18 years to develop work skills that are consistent with the labor market. Children’s potential and provide additional income during study.
Paetongtarn Shinawatra
The Prime Minister of Thailand Emphasis
on Thailand Zero Dropout
In 2024, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra launched the “Thailand Zero Dropout Committee” (TZD Committee) under Prime Minister’s Office Order No. 373/2024, aimed at addressing youth disengagement from the education system. This strategic initiative brings together public and private forces in a unified effort to combat educational inequality.
The committee focuses on reintegrating out-of-school children and youth through an integrated information technology system, including a centralized database and the “Thai Zero Dropout Application” (TZD App), to monitor and prevent dropouts. With four urgent measures in place, the committee seeks to identify the root causes of educational disengagement and implement solutions to ensure that no child is left behind.
The number of children aged 3 to 18 in Thailand, spanning from Kindergarten 1 (K1) to Secondary 6 (S6), who drop out of the education system, is 980,000 people.
*According to the data in 2025
aged 3 to 18
980,000 people.
The Process of Locating and Assisting
Children Who Dropout of Education System
The Process of Locating and Assisting Children Who Dropout of Education System
Collaboration Together With
Office of the Prime Minister
Ministry of Education
Department of Provincial Administration
Ministry of Social Development and Human Security
Ministry of Public Health
Ministry of Labour
Bangkok Metropolitan Administration
Ministry of Justice
Thailand Researcher Professional Qualification
National Health Security Office
Equitable Education Fund
Thailand Zero Dropout Roadmap 2025
Thailand Zero Dropout Roadmap
To Solve the Problem of Children and Youth Who Drop Out of School System
Thailand Zero
Dropout project
emerges as a beacon of hope for Thailand’s vulnerable students.
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