Thai Ayutthaya Business Administration Technological College is a vocational training college of the Thai-Tech group of colleges which has 10 affiliated colleges located in Bangkok. perimeter and provinces Open to teach from kindergarten, primary, secondary and vocational levels. Currently, the Thai Business Administration College of Technology has students. More than 3,000 students at both vocational and vocational level. It is a large private vocational college with a vision of “It is a learning organization in order to develop professional standards and complete human beings of learners to be able to meet the needs of the society as a whole.”
All administrators and personnel have worked together to develop the school in every aspect until it has clearly tangible results in terms of quality of learner’s quality of services provided to learners and the quality of teaching and learning management Which is considered a work that everyone is proud of. In the administration of Dr. Chatchai Pukayaporn has recruited people to run the college with experience and quality. both from colleges affiliated with the Educational Service Area Office and other educational institutions make the number of students students increase every year as well as recruiting experienced teachers and teachers with educational qualifications that match the subjects Open to teach as much as possible
The TAB college has a Memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Mercuria college in Finland where an online course has been established, a similar course has been set up with the Porta Mosana College in the Netherlands).
The Colleges goals are to help the students develop their English language skills, make new friends abroad, and get to know each other's culture/nature/history/customs/education and overcome their shyness.
For this course we had put together 8 teams of 4 students to work together as a team on 9 assignments (2 students from Thailand combined with 2 students from Finland). The assignments were to be completed in two weeks ranging from introduction to education to cooking to values and more. The topics were presented alternately by the Finnish and Thai teachers.
TAB and Mercuria agreed to let the 3 best teams (6 students from Finland and 6 students from Thailand) visit the other country for a study trip, 2 weeks to learn more about each other's education and culture. The assignments were graded by the Finnish and Thai teachers together.
From the Thai team of six students four of the students’ parents were in a position to support their son and daughters to undertake the exchange trip to Finland, unfortunately two young girl’s families due to financial constraints were unable to help.
The TAB College agreed with our Finnish teachers that we will take care of lodging, local transportation and all the meals for the Finnish students in Thailand and the Finnish teachers will take care of this when our students are in Finland. Students need only to take care of the costs of the international flights and some pocket money while in the other country.
TAB College contacted Rotarian Lizzy through mutual acquaintances, and Lizzy agreed to support these two girls through the Lizzy Educational fund, Lizzy also approached the Rotary Club of Royal Hua Hin with a view to support these girls.
The two girls Manita Jantee, 19 years old, nicknamed Pang Pond is on the left and Pukjira Saiyos on the right, is 19 years old, and nicknamed Pim.
Following a meeting between Jos Muijtjens and his team from TAB, Lizzy Ginsel and President Phil Lawrence at the Grand Centara hotel following an awards ceremony for young hotel employees at the Grand Centara who have qualified in their chosen subject, the Rotary Club of Royal Hua Hin are pleased to announce that we would donate 20,000 Thai Baht towards the cost of the flights of the two girls.
Jos also mentioned that the TAB has been asked by the Mercuria College to participate in a new Erasmus+ Project (which will run for 2 years) with 4 other Colleges from Finland (Mercuria), the Netherlands, Germany and Spain. Normally these Erasmus projects are only for European countries, but they have extended it to countries from all over the world.
Jos went on to say that we are very proud to have been asked for such a project and we hope we will be admitted.
Once again the Rotary Club of Royal Hua Hin is proud to support educational programs here in Thailand.