2010

Lectures now on your iPod

by Open University and Technical University Delft

Students struggle amid economic strife

Study lauds use of direct admissions

Thammasat optimises proactive education

Arrests show care needed in language study moves

Student mobility and Thailand's potential as a hub

Thailand as education hub?

International Student Mobility and Asian Higher Education

Preparatory Conference by Miki SUGIMURA on Framework for global network

School heads lack English, ICT skills

Poor survey showing surprises authorities

New council aims to lift quality of universities

Critics say too many institutions geared for profits,not student quality.

A successful marriage of education, labour needs

Aussies match higher education courses to workforce demands

Public school under fire for massive spike in fees

Published: 31/08/2010 at 12:00 AM

Student federation's new board announces its stance

Published on September 1, 2010

Courses linked to available jobs are the way to go

The world is evolving fast, and many people have been left behind the new evolving systems, including personnel of the Education Ministry.

International schools now targeting the middle class

More and more Thai families able to afford ‘global’ institutions

Thai students score poor marks in world survey

The scores of most Thai students are below international average in all subjects, according to the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) 2009.

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