Government moves forward with 'Thailand Zero Dropout Plus' project, aiming to bring Thai children back into the education system
The Thai government has announced the continued advancement of the 'Thailand Zero Dropout Plus' policy, with a key objective of tracking and assisting children and youth who have dropped out of the education system to return to their studies, thereby creating equal opportunities in society.
The Prime Minister emphasized that addressing the issue of children dropping out of the education system is one of the most important investments for the country, as children and youth are valuable human resources who will be a vital force in developing Thailand's economy and society in the future. If these children are given educational opportunities, it will help reduce inequality and increase the country's competitive potential.
This project focuses on proactive work through the integration of cooperation between government agencies and relevant sectors to identify children who have dropped out of the system and provide appropriate assistance, whether through scholarship support, vocational skills training, or by adjusting learning formats to be flexible in order to meet the individual needs of each child.
The success of this project will not only help children return to school but will also build a stable foundation for families and communities. Continuous operation will ensure that no child is left behind and that everyone will have the opportunity to grow into quality citizens of the country.