Prayut urges re-education of low-skilled workers

[Eligius]

2 hours ago, jvs said:

Robotics taking over the jobs in factories is something you are seing all over the planet.Not many governments know how to tackle this problem.You will see more and more unemployment in the world,innovation leads to more job loss.

You raise wages you also demand better skilled workers and people who are willing to work hard.

People sweeping the streets will be a thing of the past,what are those people going to do?

Good point. But in a caring and truly environmentally responsible society, there are numerous jobs that people could be doing. For example: Thailand is very much an ageing society; those older people need help with all sorts of things. New types of job can be created to help those who are vulnerable, sick, lonely, and so on. With imagination and creativity - all things are possible. Thinking that automation is the end of the world is a self-fulfilling prophecy. Civilisation has been through similar challenges many times in the past - and we are still here, and most of us have (or had) some kind of work. The same will apply to the future. One door closes - but another door opens.

[Happyman58]

1 hour ago, watcharacters said:

 

I'd hope any attempt to enhance the  education system  would include some kind of awareness of a world outside Thailand.

 

Well, America could start that practice also. I watched in humor when an Australian reporter  asked normal New York residents what they knew about Australia The Blank look she got back from people showed they did not even know where Australia was or existed, Oh a few said "Damned if I know" 

[Eric Loh]

Prayut urges re-education of low-skilled workers

Walk the talk. Divert some of the defense budget to set up skill development fund or skillfuture fund. Junta must provide more incentives to the private and public sector to encourage them to send staffs for up-skilling or learn new skills to meet his 4.0 vision. Talking about the problem just don’t cut it. 

 

[chinostar]

Re-educate generals? 

[tifino]

Just now, chinostar said:

Re-educate generals? 

 

that's low skulled  - with scrambled egg on top

[Eligius]

17 minutes ago, chinostar said:

Re-educate generals? 

You cannot 're'-educate what never had an education to begin with!

[jvs]

2 hours ago, Eligius said:

Good point. But in a caring and truly environmentally responsible society, there are numerous jobs that people could be doing. For example: Thailand is very much an ageing society; those older people need help with all sorts of things. New types of job can be created to help those who are vulnerable, sick, lonely, and so on. With imagination and creativity - all things are possible. Thinking that automation is the end of the world is a self-fulfilling prophecy. Civilisation has been through similar challenges many times in the past - and we are still here, and most of us have (or had) some kind of work. The same will apply to the future. One door closes - but another door opens.

Good points also and of course the new jobs will be in the serving sector.Money is the problem,if less people are working who is going to pay for all that?There are trials with a basic income for all people,working or not and that could be part of the answer.I do not believe in mindless endless work in a factory creates happy people.

Give them the money robots make and let them do their hobbies or enjoy (free) education so they can find a job they like?

[kannot]

11 hours ago, Get Real said:

He have a better chance with trying to build a time travelling machine big as a bad ass bus

i  think  it  would  better  if  that  bus  ran  over  him....

Then reversed back

Edited August 3, 2018 by kannot
I was being too generous

[upu2]

10 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:

How about making a proper move forward and having a complete revamp of the whole education system ?

Better still why not initiate a proper education system. Start from the ground up

[Cake Monster]

No Somchai !

2 + 2 does not equal 5

Ok ! You can use your calculator

[watcharacters]

6 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

If the" was serious about what he is saying, many moves could have been made to improve education during his reign. Now it is too late. Hopefully a competent individual will be able to improve education, at some point. It will definitely not be this simpleton fool. If anything, he wants to keep the common man down. Everything he has done in the past four years indicates that. His entire job and his agenda has always been to protect the elite, the wealthy, and those in power. Not to bring up the common man. More fake news from the chief liar. 

 

Surely you're not proposing  that after a four year stint at being in charge the education system can't be altered.  

 

[gaff]

He is of course lying. I do not believe that any $$$ millionaire in this country would like that poor people become smarter...

 

 

[Get Real]

3 hours ago, kannot said:

i  think  it  would  better  if  that  bus  ran  over  him....

Then reversed back

Can it please drive forward one more time?

[thaiguzzi]

12 hours ago, JAG said:

Oh it's a food truck, I had assumed, after a cursory glance, that it was promoting a dodgy plastic surgeon who specialised in ridiculous breast enhancements...

Yeah, but she's got great posture though....

[sawadee1947]

He's talking about himself ??? Good man. Go back to your barracks......NOW

[Chris Lawrence]

proper education is not in place?

 

Why not skill them to be farmers.

 

Look at what the European farmers are doing. The drought in Germany, farmers are asking for $1 billion to help them thru, I believe. Thais have more initiative.

 

The other big problem is funding and its cost.  No money no honey.

 

Its easy to look at Japan and say Korea, but they have good financial backers within their own country.

 

Need to crawl first

[TumblinDice]

Start by handing out the school grades that are deserved and not passing those who fail.

Have them repeat the grade until they learn the material & legitimately pass!!

Bloody ridiculous education system to begin with.

 

[kannot]

12 hours ago, Get Real said:

Can it please drive forward one more time?

full throttle  with wheel spin??

[spidermike007]

16 hours ago, watcharacters said:

 

Surely you're not proposing  that after a four year stint at being in charge the education system can't be altered.  

 

Just the opposite. I was saying that if Tiny P. was a serious man, which we all know he is not, there are 100 areas where the educational system could be improved. But, since he means nothing he says, and does nothing for this nation, it will not happen. That is just the way he rolls. Mr. fake news. Totally insincere nonsense, 24/7.

[Cake Monster]

3 hours ago, kannot said:

Thais dont want this  type of "hard  work"  anymore, you have to understand many are simply bone idle, security guard is their ideal job, can sleep  all night and not do too  much in the day, although i do acknowledge blowing the whistle can be tiring.

Security Guard is not their ideal job.

Their ideal vocation would be as a Car Park attendant on Cup Final day. ( providing its not raining of coarse ) ? 

[JGV]

Maybe Investment in Adult Education would be a good way to start Urgh that may interfere in the military budget allocation and commissions

[Scott]

A racist post has been reported and removed.  

[Narratio]

On 8/4/2018 at 4:39 AM, kannot said:

full throttle  with wheel spin??

Sure, but best use extra wide tires, you need to get a good grip... or, given the amount of liquid in the human body, would Formula 1 type 'racing slicks' be better? - Class to discuss.