(24-04-2013)
The Rector of Thanyaburi Rajamangala University of Technology (RUT), Mr. Namyuth Songthanapitak, as the chairman of the 9 RUTs meeting, reported that 19 Vocational Education Institutions (VEI) under the supervision of the Office of the Vocational Education Commission (OVEC) would offer courses from lower vocational education to bachelor degree levels. This situation may not affect the RUTs because they have already prepared curriculums that suit the needs of the present labor market. However, the RUTs are reporting this news to one another to deal with any competition that may occur in the future, particularly adjustment of the 4-year curriculum for bachelor degree education to welcome secondary students from Grade 12 and vocational students of the lower vocational level. At the same time, the RUTs are not ignoring the two-year courses for students of higher vocational level who would like to graduate with bachelor degrees although the number of students who pursue the higher vocational level at public or private vocational colleges has decreased.
"After OVEC introduces bachelor degree courses at the VEIs, private vocational colleges will be affected because their courses may not correspond well with those of higher vocational levels or the bachelor degrees. So, students may want to study at a college that offers courses from lower to higher vocational levels or even the bachelor degree to save time. The RUTs have to consider this situation as well," concluded Mr. Namyuth.
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