Thai Language for Professional Careers

Thai Language for Professional Careers

          This project was designed to empower Thai major students with professional-level language competencies aligned with contemporary labour market demands. The initiative broadened students’ career perspectives, exposed them to authentic workplace environments, and deepened their understanding of the use of the Thai language in professional contexts.
          Importantly, students also explored gender equality in workplace settings, particularly in organisations committed to inclusive practices.

Project Coordinator: Dr Yanisa Sabua and Asst. Prof. Dr Khajita Sripoom

Objectives:

  1. To equip students with 21st-century skills, particularly entrepreneurial competencies.
  2. To provide experiential learning through site visits, enabling students to understand business development, management processes, and effective professional Thai communication.
  3. To promote awareness of language as a tool for fostering mutual understanding and gender equality in business contexts.

Program Activities:

          Students participated in an educational visit to the Staybridge Suites Bangkok Sukhumvit.

They attended lectures on:

  • “Thai Language in the Hospitality Business and Inclusive Service Management for All Genders and Ages.”
  • “Corporate Communications: Internal Communication, Meetings, and Professional Reporting.”

Students also observed operations in the Front Office and Human Resources and Development departments, gaining firsthand insights into workplace practices. Faculty members accompanying the visit included Asst. Prof. Dr Chittapa Sarapadnuke Chaipunya and Lecturer Sarinya Khwanthong.

Expected Outcomes (Impacts):

  1. Students gained a clearer understanding of 21st-century competencies, especially entrepreneurial skills.
  2. They developed experiential learning skills through direct engagement with entrepreneurs and industry professionals.
  3. They recognised the power of language as a tool for communication, inclusion, and gender equality in professional settings.

Date of Implementation: Feb 6, 2026