Members of the Oracle Academy team in Thailand, Nurul Huda and Chinnawat Khottassa, had the honour of participating in the 46th-anniversary celebration of the Association of Private Higher Education Institutions of Thailand (APHEIT) in Bangkok.
APHEIT, a nonprofit organization, is committed to fostering academic collaboration and promoting the internationalization of higher education institutions, both domestically and globally. Its goal is to improve the quality of educational services by facilitating the exchange of advice with major business and industry sectors.
Through a four-year agreement with Oracle Academy, APHEIT's institutional members gain access to the Oracle Academy curriculum and resources to integrate into their academic pathways. Additionally, educators can utilize various self-study opportunities offered by Oracle Academy to enhance their professional development in technology.
The event brought together over 200 attendees, including APHEIT's members, board of directors, executives, and representatives from government sectors such as the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (MHESI) Thailand, Digital Council of Thailand, and the Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP) from the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) Thailand.
Oracle Academy staff members, Nurul Zein and Chinnawat Khottassa, were privileged to be guest speakers, participating in discussions focused on "Partnership for Excellence." They joined a panel to introduce and advocate for the Oracle Academy program, highlighting the successful collaboration between Oracle Academy Thailand and APHEIT. They also outlined strategic plans for future cooperation.
Their presentation received positive feedback from deans and executives, providing valuable networking opportunities and discussions with high-level management from private educational institutions, encouraging them to make optimal use of Oracle Academy's free teaching and learning resources.
