NetDragon and Thailand MHESI Launch AI Education Platform
NetDragon Websoft Holdings Limited has announced the launch of the MHESI Skill platform, developed in collaboration with Thailand's Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (MHESI). This initiative is part of MHESI's "EV Ready+" program, which aims to provide free, certified training in electric vehicle (EV) technology to Thai citizens, announced in a press release.
The platform will initially offer two courses: Basic Electric Vehicle Technology and Electric Vehicle Maintenance. These will be followed by additional courses covering EV System Design and Development, EV Infrastructure and Charging Systems, and EV Business Management. All courses are free and include an official e-Certificate from MHESI upon completion.
The training will be delivered in a hybrid format, combining online modules on the MHESI Skill platform with practical training at partner universities such as Bangkok Thonburi University and King Mongkut's University of Technology North Bangkok. MHESI plans to expand these practical training sites nationwide to ensure equal access for learners across Thailand.
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