On May 25, 2018, at 13.30, H.E. Police General Adul Sangsingkeo, Minister of Labor paid a total of Baht 19,552,472 to support career. He also gave testimony to 114 Japanese technical interns (IM JAPAN). There is also a certificate giving ceremony for the graduates by Mr. Jarin Chakkaphark, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Labor. The Ministry of Labor, and the manager of IM Japan, Bangkok office honored in the ceremony at the training room of job seekers before working abroad at 11th floor, Bangkok Social Security Office, Area 3, Din Daeng, Bangkok.
From the year 2000 to the present, there are 4,389 technically trained trainers in Japan. Currently, 863 trainees are studying in Japan. 3 years, 2 years and 1 year, back to Thailand, 3,016 people. The Ministry of Labor is aiming to send 500 workers to work in Japan. 114 people, 600,000 yen, or 174,000 baht, totaling 19,552,472 baht. The occupations that have been practiced. 36 moldings, 21 sculptures, 11 auto parts, 8 machine makers, 7 welding workers, 6 construction workers, 5 machinists, 5 car painters, and other occupations such as pipe work, wallpaper, mold production, etc 15 people and now there are 95 trainees attended the job interview with the establishment of the company to work immediately 33 people.
Gen. Adul said the government sees the importance of developing human quality to be able to compete with foreign countries. All technical trainers are important to the development of the country. The economy, society and national security. Because of knowledge, experience, and skills including discipline gained from rigorous technical training in Japan. It can be used to work in the workplace to be effective or use in private business to be successful. The money to support the career received today to use the benefits and value for further development of the career. This will help strengthen the economic stability of the country, the family, and the community to ensure the stability, prosperity and sustainability of the country.
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