1. Principles and Rationale
Sahapat promotes educational equality across all regions of Thailand by organizing the “Knowledge Review for University Entrance” (Sahapat Admission) project. This initiative helps prepare students for university entrance exams by gathering top tutors from leading institutions nationwide to teach exam techniques, tips, and self-discovery guidance to participating students.
To ensure equal access to education, the project provides live broadcasts of tutoring sessions through its website and via broadband connections to schools in all 77 provinces, including remote areas. Students can also access replays and download textbooks through www.sahapatadmission.com ensuring that all students nationwide have equal learning opportunities.
2. Objectives
- To provide educational opportunities to high school students nationwide free of charge.
- To prepare students academically and mentally, boosting their confidence before real examinations.
- To enable students in remote areas to access top-quality national tutors.
- To promote effective hybrid learning by combining onsite and online education.
3. Target Groups
- High school students (Grade 12) across Thailand.
- Students in remote or underprivileged areas.
- Families and teachers who support youth in their educational journey.
4. Expected Outcomes
- Students gain both academic and mental readiness for university entrance exams.
- Equal opportunities for students across all regions to enter universities.
- Knowledge and exam techniques from top tutors are shared with youth nationwide.
- Reduction of educational inequality in Thai society.
- Inspiration for youth to recognize the importance of education and self-development.
5. Measurable Results
- More than 100,000 students have participated in the program over the past 27 years.
- Over 200 schools nationwide have joined regional tutoring activities.
- More than 20 top tutors have taught across 12 major subjects and aptitude tests.
- Live tutoring sessions broadcast nationwide reach an average of 20,000 students annually.
- More than 100,000 accesses to exclusive clips via the website and online platforms.
