Study Group Presents Pathway Programs for Thai Students Success in AI-Driven Economy at TIECA Fair 2025

As artificial intelligence reshapes the global workforce, higher education institutions worldwide are shifting their focus toward developing skills that complement technological advancement, such as critical thinking, creativity, adaptability, and reflective thinking. These human-centric capabilities have become increasingly vital in preparing students for academic success and long-term career achievement.

At the same time, international education continues to be a valued investment for families in Thailand, offering students global exposure, career opportunities, and the development of a global mindset. According to ICEF Monitor, more than 40,000 Thai students studied abroad in 2022, with the United Kingdom and the United States leading as the top destinations. This sustained demand has made Thailand a priority market for Study Group in Asia, where the company continues to expand its pathway programs and partnerships to support Thai families' international education goals.

To equip students with these essential capabilities, Study Group highlighted its range of international pathway programs to support students throughout their education, from their first steps studying abroad to securing their first job offers. The International Year One (IY1), the company's core pathway program, provides a cost-effective and structured route to leading universities. Study Group also launched Bellerbys Global in market, another cost-effective option that allows students to spend their foundation year studying in China, with the option to progress to universities worldwide. Students enrolled in these programs benefit from smaller class sizes, personalised learning and full access to campus resources—ensuring they build the academic foundation and cultural adaptability needed to succeed anywhere in the world.

"The TIECA Fair is an invaluable platform for us to engage directly with Thai families who are making important decisions about their children's futures," said Ian Crichton, CEO of Study Group. "As Thai families continue to prioritise international education and invest deeply in their children's success, we remain committed to honouring that trust through clear, reliable pathways to world-class universities—empowering students with the skills and confidence to thrive in an AI-driven world."

Beyond academic success, Study Group's pathway programs are built to support the transformation of international students into global citizens, equipping them with human-centric skills such as critical thinking, cross-cultural collaboration, leadership, adaptability, and intercultural communication. These capabilities are increasingly valued in an AI-driven global economy, where the ability to work across cultures and think creatively sets graduates apart in competitive job markets.

Study Group's participation in the TIECA Fair also reinforces its long-term collaboration with education consultants and institutions across Thailand. These partnerships help ensure students and parents receive reliable guidance and access to international programs that align with their goals.

The 40th TIECA Study Abroad Fair 2025 took place on October 17-18, at KICE International Convention and Exhibition Center in Khon Kaen, Thailand, under the theme "Innovating Education for the Future." The event featured over 40 international institutions and leading overseas education agents, connecting thousands of Thai students and families with education opportunities from all over the world.

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