SSRU and Department of Local Administration Hold the Closing Ceremony of the “Intermediate Local Administration Executive Course, Class 26”

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     The Office of Academic Services, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, in collaboration with the Local Personnel Development Institute, Department of Local Administration, Ministry of Interior, held the closing ceremony of the “Intermediate Local Administration Executive Course, Class 26,” conducted from August 19 to September 18, 2026, at the Local Personnel Development Institute, Khlong Luang District, Pathum Thani Province. The ceremony was presided over by Mr. Prasert Supakphanphongkul, Director of the Local Personnel Development Institute, who also presented certificates to 60 graduates of the training program.
     The program aimed to prepare qualified personnel for middle-level administrative positions to perform their duties effectively and earn the confidence of relevant stakeholders. It also sought to enhance their vision, knowledge, perspectives, and ethical values essential for local administration, while developing competencies in strategic planning, strategic management, budgeting, finance, public finance, personnel administration, and integrated administration in accordance with the context of local administrative organizations.
     Throughout the training, participants gained both theoretical and practical knowledge across four subject areas: Fundamental Subjects, Royal Philosophy, Position-Specific Knowledge, and Supplementary Subjects. The intensive program incorporated various learning activities, including lectures, group discussions, strategic planning, academic document preparation, report presentations, leadership development, and educational study visits to Pathum Thani and Rayong Provinces. This collaboration served as an important mechanism for enhancing the capabilities of local personnel, enabling them to administer local affairs effectively, understand their roles and responsibilities clearly, and respond appropriately and promptly to the needs of people in their communities.

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