AOTGA signs an academic cooperation agreement with Phuket Vocational College. Participate in developing curricula and promoting vocational training in the aviation business field.

On February 20, 2024, Mr. Siriwat Tovachirakul, President, Ms. Ladda Phayomthon, Executive Vice President - Administrative Office, and Miss Thitirat Charoenyingwattana, Executive Vice President - Commercial, AOT Ground Aviation Services Company Limited (AOTGA) signed an academic cooperation agreement for the curriculum development project to increase potential, develop education, vocational training, and join the aviation business line (MOU) with Phuket Vocational College with Dr. Wittaya Ketchu, Director of Phuket Vocational College and Ms. Kulrisa Treechote, Deputy Director of Planning and Cooperation Department, join sign and was also honored by Mr. Norasak Suksomboon, Phuket Vice Governor, Dr. Waraporn Bunjiam, Phuket Provincial Education Officer, Mr. Umat Swalang, Director of the Phuket Primary Educational Service Area Office including the executive team along with the teacher and head of the subject department as witnesses at the Saphan Hin meeting room Phuket Vocational College.

In addition, the college has also prepared an exhibition showing the work of vocational students in each course that can be extended to actual work and is a result of cooperation between colleges and various organizations in Phuket Province. There are 2 sets of student performances: 1. Safety Demonstration from aviation business plan students; and 2. Story Telling from Phuket Vocational College students, which is an award winner "National 1st Runner-up" from the English Demonstration contest.

AOTGA and Phuket Vocational College Each has a common goal and desire to develop students through the provision of knowledge provide opportunities for vocational training and provide a platform to prepare for working in the aviation business (Learn to Earn) so that students can apply the knowledge gained from academic courses to their careers. Especially in the airport ground service line, which is AOTGA's business, and expertise gained through internships with the company and opportunities to continue working because of the knowledge and experience that AOTGA has jointly developed with the college. This can be considered to promote and prepare students to have the potential to work in the aviation business field, which is in line with the needs of the rapidly growing aviation industry labor market and is also beneficial to the economic development and society of the country in the future.