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Education Ministry plans Social Credit system for youth
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The National Moral Promotion Committee has prioritised ethics programmes for children under 13, while the Ministry of Education is preparing to introduce a Social Credit system designed to reward positive behaviour.
Key facts
- The National Moral Promotion Committee has prioritised ethics programmes for children under 13, while the Ministry of Education is preparing to introduce a Social Credit system designed to reward positive behaviour.
- The committee met on July 13 at the Ministry of Culture to discuss policies aimed at strengthening moral and ethical development nationwide.
- In a separate development, Thailand’s education ranking improved in 2026, rising three places to 52nd globally in the latest World Competitiveness Centre report released in June.
- Literacy rates among people aged 15 and above rose nine places to rank 48th globally, while education spending per student increased five places to 50th.
Summary
The committee met on July 13 at the Ministry of Culture to discuss policies aimed at strengthening moral and ethical development nationwide.
Discussions focused on children in early childhood and primary education, with several ministries collaborating to develop age-appropriate approaches.