Bangkok:The Office of Vocational Education Commission (OVEC) and MCOT have joined forces to improve the public perception of Thai vocational students with a new initiative titled "Set Zero to Hero."
According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Witawat Panjamawat, Secretary-General of the Vocational Education Commission, met with Mr. Jetsada Pongthanathanawat, Director of MCOT Public Company Limited, to discuss strategies for enhancing the image of vocational education through mass media. The meeting aimed to highlight the achievements and professional skills of vocational students while promoting their volunteer spirit to build societal trust.
The meeting, attended by several directors and representatives from relevant offices, laid out plans to create media opportunities for showcasing the success stories of vocational students. This initiative includes sponsoring weekly airtime to present vocational education achievements to a broader audience.
The collaboration emphasizes the transmission of professional skills and showcases real-world projects to highlight the advanced capabilities of vocational students. It also aims to communicate the significant role of volunteerism among vocational students, underlining their contribution to public and community welfare.
Mr. Witawat Panjamawat stressed the importance of presenting vocational education positively to society by focusing on the unique expertise and achievements of students in various professional fields. The action plan involves coordinating with MCOT and other agencies to develop content that effectively represents vocational students' competencies.
This partnership seeks to leverage the power of media to increase awareness and acceptance of vocational education, thus enhancing its image and societal value.