Summary of this infographic
This infographic explains EEC Model Type A, a degree program or vocational certificate program (Vocational Certificate or Higher Vocational Certificate) in which educational institutions work with business operators to develop curricula and workforce skills. Students study for free, get a job and earn a high income, and private companies provide scholarships for the entire program. It also shows headcounts by program type as of February 2568, the partners in workforce production, and the cooperation steps.
- A degree or vocational certificate (Vocational Certificate or Higher Vocational Certificate) program in which educational institutions and business operators jointly develop curricula and workforce skills.
- Study for free, get a job and earn a high income; private companies provide scholarships for the entire program.
- Type A: 1,833 people; dual system: 64,771 people; CWIE: 356 people; total: 65,127 people (data as of February 2568).
- Cooperation in workforce production: 56 vocational colleges, 26 higher education institutions and 816 companies.
- EEC Model Type A cooperation steps: coordinate with industries, select students and sign support contracts, then develop a joint curriculum that meets work and learning needs.
- Next come Work Integrated Learning, graduating with a qualification certificate and a certificate from the professional base, and starting work with the supporting industries.
