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Waranit Wirojpanawat, Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) and Director of BMSP, represented the company in receiving a Certificate of Recognition from Kasetsart University at the 24th “Cooperative Education Partners Meeting with Kasetsart University Executives,” held on September 25, 2026, at the Sutham Areekul Meeting Room, 50th Anniversary Information Building, Kasetsart University.
The cooperative education program is one of the approaches that helps bridge classroom learning with real-world workplace experience by providing students with opportunities to apply academic knowledge to actual work situations and processes. Students also gain experience in workplace practices, communication, coordination, and collaboration with professionals within an organization, all of which are important in preparing them for their future careers.
For the 2025 academic year, Kasetsart University assigned a total of 2,570 students to participate in cooperative education programs with partner organizations. This included 833 students from the 47th cohort in the first semester, who undertook their placements from June to October 2025, and 1,737 students from the 48th cohort in the second semester, who participated from November 2025 to March 2026. This reflects the continued collaboration between the university and participating organizations in developing meaningful learning experiences for students.
In addition to presenting Certificates of Recognition to participating organizations, the event also provided an opportunity for university executives, faculty members, staff, and representatives from partner organizations to meet and exchange perspectives on the development of cooperative education programs. Feedback from the business sector was also shared to support the continued development of students’ capabilities, as well as cooperative education curricula and courses, ensuring their quality and alignment with the needs of organizations and the current labor market.
For BMSP, supporting internship and cooperative education programs is part of creating opportunities for students to learn through real-world work experience. This goes beyond applying academic knowledge in practice, as students also have the opportunity to understand internal work processes, take responsibility for assigned tasks, collaborate with teams, and adapt to the environment and working practices of the business world.
These experiences help students gain a clearer understanding of real-world work, recognize the connection between the knowledge acquired at university and its application in a professional context, and identify and develop the skills required for their future career paths.
BMSP remains continued to continuously supporting learning opportunities for the next generation through collaboration between academia and industry. The aim is to provide students with a space to learn, explore, and develop themselves through practical experience, while preparing them with the knowledge, skills, and professional perspectives needed before entering the workforce.
