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Thailand’s growing demand for animation, visual effects, game art, motion graphics, and digital content is creating more study options for aspiring creatives across the country and Asia. DEPA projects that Thailand’s animation industry will need 2,205 personnel by 2026, while national initiatives are supporting Thailand’s creative industry development. Students can choose from public universities, private […]

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Thailand’s Teacher Crisis: Strict Rules Meet High Demand

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Jeff Tomas

BANGKOK – Thailand is facing a serious crossroads in its education system today. Schools across the nation are struggling to find enough qualified educators. At the same time, foreign applicants face increasingly strict hiring rules. The gap between classroom needs and government regulations is widening fast. For years, foreign teachers have helped fill vital gaps […]

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Thailand’s PISA Scores Lag Behind Global Average Despite Gains

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Jeff Tomas

BANGKOK – The latest global education rankings are out, and the results present a mixed picture for Thailand. Thai students continue to score below the international average in key academic subjects. This includes science, mathematics, and reading, according to the newest Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) data. While the nation remains below the global […]

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Thailand’s Amnesty Law: The Peaceful Society Promotion Act Explained

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Anna Wong

Thailand’s Peaceful Society Promotion Act B.E. 2569 took effect on August 24, 2026, one day after its publication in the Royal Gazette. In simple terms, it’s a political amnesty law for qualifying cases tied to protests or political expression between January 1, 2005, and July 16, 2025. The law may help end investigations, prosecutions, court […]

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Serp Insight Link Insertion: A Practical Guide to Using Existing Pages for Better SEO

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Salman Ahmad

Serp insight link insertion is a backlink method where you place a link inside an existing page that already has content, traffic, or authority. For SEO teams, this can be a smart way to build links without always publishing a brand-new guest post. If you have been looking at link building, niche edits, or ranking […]

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The Barriers Initiative’s Take on Thailand Model UN

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Throughout history, the most influential geopolitical concepts have been brought to life by diplomats and international leaders despite barriers. Countries gather to negotiate peace. Leaders debate trade agreements. Representatives argue for decisions that affect millions of people whom they may never meet. Founded in the wake of the Second World War, the United Nations serves […]

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Chiang Rai ROTC Students Learn Radio Broadcasting and History in Hands-On Training

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Naree Srisuk

CHIANG RAI – On August 13, 2026, local ROTC students took a step outside their regular training. Second- and third-year students from the Mengrai Maharat Camp joined a special media workshop. The 37th Military Circle’s public relations team led the afternoon session. They visited the military museum and local radio station in Chiang Rai to […]

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Teaching English in Thailand: A Practical Guide to Qualifications, Visas and Finding Work

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Thailand remains a popular destination for people who want to combine international work experience with an opportunity to live in Southeast Asia. From large cities to provincial towns, English-language education creates demand for trained teachers across schools, language centres, tutoring businesses and online learning environments. However, a successful move involves more than booking a flight. […]

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Gun Culture in Thailand: Ownership, Laws, and Violence

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Jeff Tomas

Thailand has a strict licensing system for civilian gun ownership, yet it also has one of Southeast Asia’s highest rates of civilian firearm ownership. The Small Arms Survey estimated that Thai civilians held about 10.3 million firearms in 2017, or 15.1 guns per 100 people. That figure includes both legal and illegal weapons. For Thai […]

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Vidolo Empowers Underprivileged Students Through Public Speaking

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Vidolo Global: Imagine walking into your first job interview and knowing exactly what to say. Being able to confidently negotiate a salary without a tremor in your voice, and being able to confidently articulate ideas in a room full of people twice your age. That’s what public speaking can do. Confident & charismatic communication. The […]

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