ASEAN member countries are rapidly approaching a new milestone to be a single market at the end of 2015. It will be more important than ever for Thais to develop their 21st century and English language skills to compete with the new intercultural workplace. Thailand has an ambition to be the hub for international education among ASEAN countries. In 2006 the OHEC issued the National Qualifications Framework for Higher Education in Thailand (TQF) specifying five domains of learning: Ethical and moral development, knowledge, cognitive skills, interpersonal skills and responsibility, and analytical and communication skills. In 2011, Thailand has launched its Second Decade of Education Reform with principal strategies reflecting the intention of the government to harness the potential of information and communication technology to build the capacity of Thai students, enabling a culture of knowledgeable use of ICT (Information and Communication Technology) and communication for the development of future education (UNESCO, 2011). The main objective of the education reform is to foster the students achieve 21st century skills,
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