The analysis found that the education management aimed Thai workforce in accounting would be enhanced their capacity and competency to the standardization level. In order to mobilization of the workforce towards ASEAN Community through MRA, the CPD would be the first issues since Thailand had announced the adjustment from 12 CPD hours to 18 CPD hours per year (Federation of Accounting Professions, 2013). However, most AMS required average 40 CPD hours per year equivalent to the International Educational Standards requirement. Second, increase the English proficiency skills both writing and oral. The formal language used in ASEAN was determined to be English but Thais’ ability to use English for communication showed poorly skills. Its ability was better than only Laos and Cambodians (Educational Testing Service, 2014). Third, the Thai education system do favour a power of teacher to control the classroom, while Singapore’s education policy emphasized the “teach less, learn more” that let students to explore knowledge outside the classroom and sharing the information together. Last, attitudes of Thai workforce in accounting ignored the opportunities of the mobilization as well as the sharing information through international networks. Thus, the aim of education management towards ASEAN Community preferred the movement to the standardization of the CPD hours, English proficiency, method of teaching, and attitudes.