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Hemaraj and Vocational Education Commission to organize Hemaraj Job Fair in Rayong
12/01/2007
Bangkok, January 2007 – Hemaraj Land And Development Plc, Thailand’s leading developer of industrial estates cooperating with Vocational Education Commission (VEC) to organize Hemaraj Job Fair on January 27, 2007 at Rayong Technical College. More than 3,000 positions will be offered to job seekers from Mattayom 3 to Bachelor’s Degree. The aim of this fair is to supply human resources to Hemaraj’s customers in 6 industrial estates in Rayong, Chonburi and Saraburi.
As Thailand’s leading developer of 6 industrial estates with customer investment estimated at U.S.$ 11 billions, Hemaraj Land And Development foresees an importance of coordination with the public sector on human resources. As the result, Hemaraj Job Fair will be organized, offering more than 3,000 positions in various levels and fields.
Hemaraj Land And Development Plc’s President and CEO, Mr. David Nardone said, “Por Vor Chor and Por Vor Sor graduates are the main human resource of industrial estates especially in industrial mechanics, electronics and machatronics. Therefore, Vocational Education Commission plays a vital role in supporting and providing skilled labor to industrial investors in Thailand.”
Senior Advisor for Policy and Planning, Vocational Education Commission Mr. Mangkorn Harirak said, “Information exchanges with Hemaraj Land And Development and its customers help public sector understand industrial needs. Vocational Education Commission will then be in a better position to develop curriculum and our students accordingly, especially in favor of a greater task to fulfill Thailand’s direction as automotive and electronic hubs.
About Vocational Education Commission
Vocational Education Commission (VEC) is one of the five main sections in Ministry of Education. Its role is to provide graduates of excellent vocational skills for industries. At present, there are approximately 1,000,000 students under direct operations of VEC: 600,000 students in Por Vor Chor and Por Vor Sor certificate curriculums and 300,000 from short vocational courses for general public. Currently, there are 404 nationwide vocational colleges under VEC’s direct supervision, 20 of which located in Eastern Seaboard.
About Hemaraj
Founded in 1988, Hemaraj Land And Development Public Company Limited is Thailand’s leading developer of industrial estates consisting of 6 industrial estates which are Eastern Seaboard Industrial Estate (Rayong), Hemaraj Eastern Seaboard Industrial Estate, Hemaraj Eastern Industrial Estate (Map Ta Phut), Hemaraj Chonburi Industrial Estate, Rayong Industrial Land and S I L Industrial Land (Saraburi). These represent 32,000 rai (13,000 acres) under development, industrial clusters for petrochemical automotive and other industries, approximately 335 customers including over 113 automotive customers, providing direct employment for 50,000 people and a customer investment estimated at Baht 10.5 billion.
From January 19 onwards, interested applicants are welcomed to visit Hemaraj website at www.hemaraj.com to see job information and download an application form. For more information, please contact 02 719 9555.
As Thailand’s leading developer of 6 industrial estates with customer investment estimated at U.S.$ 11 billions, Hemaraj Land And Development foresees an importance of coordination with the public sector on human resources. As the result, Hemaraj Job Fair will be organized, offering more than 3,000 positions in various levels and fields.
Hemaraj Land And Development Plc’s President and CEO, Mr. David Nardone said, “Por Vor Chor and Por Vor Sor graduates are the main human resource of industrial estates especially in industrial mechanics, electronics and machatronics. Therefore, Vocational Education Commission plays a vital role in supporting and providing skilled labor to industrial investors in Thailand.”
Senior Advisor for Policy and Planning, Vocational Education Commission Mr. Mangkorn Harirak said, “Information exchanges with Hemaraj Land And Development and its customers help public sector understand industrial needs. Vocational Education Commission will then be in a better position to develop curriculum and our students accordingly, especially in favor of a greater task to fulfill Thailand’s direction as automotive and electronic hubs.
About Vocational Education Commission
Vocational Education Commission (VEC) is one of the five main sections in Ministry of Education. Its role is to provide graduates of excellent vocational skills for industries. At present, there are approximately 1,000,000 students under direct operations of VEC: 600,000 students in Por Vor Chor and Por Vor Sor certificate curriculums and 300,000 from short vocational courses for general public. Currently, there are 404 nationwide vocational colleges under VEC’s direct supervision, 20 of which located in Eastern Seaboard.
About Hemaraj
Founded in 1988, Hemaraj Land And Development Public Company Limited is Thailand’s leading developer of industrial estates consisting of 6 industrial estates which are Eastern Seaboard Industrial Estate (Rayong), Hemaraj Eastern Seaboard Industrial Estate, Hemaraj Eastern Industrial Estate (Map Ta Phut), Hemaraj Chonburi Industrial Estate, Rayong Industrial Land and S I L Industrial Land (Saraburi). These represent 32,000 rai (13,000 acres) under development, industrial clusters for petrochemical automotive and other industries, approximately 335 customers including over 113 automotive customers, providing direct employment for 50,000 people and a customer investment estimated at Baht 10.5 billion.
From January 19 onwards, interested applicants are welcomed to visit Hemaraj website at www.hemaraj.com to see job information and download an application form. For more information, please contact 02 719 9555.