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Govt leadership shortage: Growing age gap
Jon Fernquest, Published on 29/05/2012
» Among Thailand's 2 million civil servants leadership candidates in their 40s missing after many left govt service for better jobs.
Master of the Web
Published on 15/06/2011
» John (Komsan) Jandamit, Bangkok Post’s web master has been on the job for 12 years, starting out as a trainee and gradually climbing his way up to the top. Jessy and Sam get the details.
Listening to Romney
Terry Fredrickson, Published on 28/10/2012
» We've heard from President Obama. Now practice your listening with his opponent, Governor Mitt Romney, in this excerpt from the first presidential debate.
A Visit to Parliament
Jayna Milan, Published on 14/06/2013
» Leeann and Jayna, our learning channel interns, made their way to parliament yesterday, where they learned about Thailand’s political history and the basics of reporting politics.
University life
Published on 26/01/2011
» Italian student Stefania Pittia continues her story of her Thai experience with interesting observations on the local culture and a term at a Bangkok university.
Stefania comes to Thailand
Terry Fredrickson, Published on 22/01/2011
» Coming to Thailand to take up her studies at Bangkok University only days after the bloody Ratchaprasong crackdown, Italian Stefania Pittia didn’t know what to expect.
Arglit Boonyai, changing with the times
Published on 11/06/2011
» Having left Guru magazine, the Bangkok Post's Arglit Boonyai is creating a place for himself in the new media online. Our student reporters, Sam and Jessy, get the details.
Getting the photo (Part 1)
Published on 22/06/2011
» In part one, Sam and Jessie talk to Sarot Meksophawannakul about his career as a news photographer. Tomorrow, he describes three of his photo shoots.
What I Learned Setting up a business in Thailand
Published on 11/02/2016
» How long does it take from having a good idea to actually setting up a business? David Norcross, of Lexicon Business Communications, takes us through the process step by step.
What did he/she say?
Terry Fredrickson, Published on 17/03/2013
» Direct to indirect speech activity with some people you might know. These days there is no reason for a language activity to boring.