BANGKOK, Sept 20 (TNA) – The Office of the Basic Education Commission (OBEC) plans to involve police forensic experts in investigating the case of a female teacher whose name disappeared from a top position in official recruitment results.

 

 

 

 

Tee Pawangkanan, Deputy Secretary-General of OBEC, announced the decision to postpone a scheduled press conference on the investigation’s findings. The delay aims to allow for a more thorough and transparent process.

 

Photo: TNA

 

Full story: Thai News Agency

-- 2024-09-20
 

 

Transparent, yeah sure 😄

Hmm.. so a woman's name was at the top of the list to become a teacher and mysteriously disappeared. Perhaps she did not provide the requested physical test for someone who then subsequently took her name off the list. Names do not disappear from a list. It takes someone removing it to do so. So there must be a reason for someone to do this. Given Thailands propensity of abusing woman by coercion my theory seems logical hmm.

From the link:

The case involves a teacher who initially ranked first in a government employee recruitment exam at the Secondary Educational Service Area Office in Sa Kaeo but later found her name missing from the official announcement.

OBEC reveals preliminary exam results show her scores do not pass 60% threshold in both Part A and Part B, and not in top 10. Exam papers will be sent to the police for verification to ensure transparency.

so just another scam or usual corruption...

15 hours ago, Artisi said:

Transparent, yeah sure 😄

 

Crystal clear.

Police should probe their own recruitment methods and why money is required to purchase a promotion and merit is never a consideration. Then they should prove the administrator and do the same. Then they should probe customs, immigration, all tambon, state and federal recruitment. It is all the same. Filthy from top to bottom. No promotions without payment. Corruption, at all levels. A completely broken system. 

Either she was on that list because she granted favours to somebody and didn’t have the necessary scores or she was on that list with the high score and refused to grant favours to somebody.

 

It has to be one of those two things. My money is on the first.

20 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The delay aims to allow for a more thorough and transparent process.

A statement which invites ridicule......

13 minutes ago, PETERTHEEATER said:

A statement which invites ridicule......

Corruption is so pervasive throughout all levels of Thai society, that it is truly the last thing in the world that the government or the police want to investigate. Even the anti-corruption commission has absolutely no interest in investigating corruption, unless it's an ex-official or retired person without connections, or family wealth, that's already been put out to pasture. 

11 hours ago, JBChiangRai said:

Either she was on that list because she granted favours to somebody and didn’t have the necessary scores or she was on that list with the high score and refused to grant favours to somebody.

 

It has to be one of those two things. My money is on the first.

 

Well if only she was more generous with passing out favors....All this unpleasantness could have been avoided...

21 hours ago, JBChiangRai said:

Either she was on that list because she granted favours to somebody and didn’t have the necessary scores or she was on that list with the high score and refused to grant favours to somebody.

 

It has to be one of those two things. My money is on the first.

She didn't pay. Getting onto the list for becoming a Government Teacher ( Job for life, good pension, subsidised loans to buy car and house) requires putting down a substantial "contribution". The exam results are meaningless.

 

The Office of Basic Education Corruption, sorry, I meant "Committee", has been caught out. They are now awaiting contractors to come in and lift the carpet!