Chonburi, Thailand – Sattahip Technical College has formalized a partnership with SAMS Engineering Co., Ltd., a leading provider of aircraft maintenance and ground services, through a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aimed at enhancing vocational training in the aviation sector.
The signing ceremony took place in the conference room on the third floor of the Vienna Paradise Operational Building at Sattahip Technical College. The event was attended by college administrators, faculty, and students.
Ms. Orathai Yothinrungreungsudsanguan, Director of Sattahip Technical College, and Mr. Montree Chanchareon, Chief Executive of Aircraft Maintenance at SAMS Engineering Co., Ltd., signed the agreement on behalf of their respective organizations.
Sattahip Technical College, under the Office of the Vocational Education Commission, is responsible for delivering vocational education and professional training to develop skilled workforce at craft, technical, and technology levels.
SAMS Engineering Co., Ltd. specializes in aircraft maintenance, repair, and ground handling services at airports across Thailand.
The MOU focuses on collaborative efforts to improve vocational education, particularly in producing and developing skilled personnel in aircraft mechanics and related fields.
Key objectives include:
– Fostering cooperation between the educational institution and the industry to train vocational students in aircraft maintenance and allied disciplines.
– Developing and updating curricula to ensure continuous, systematic enhancement of professional knowledge and skills, aligned with industry standards and long-term business needs.
– Facilitating the exchange of knowledge and technology transfer to equip students with practical expertise, readiness for the job market, and high-quality employability.
Activities under the agreement will be conducted at Sattahip Technical College, SAMS Engineering facilities, and other mutually agreed locations.
This partnership shows the growing demand for qualified aviation professionals in Thailand and highlights the importance of industry-academia teamwork in bridging skills gaps.
