Bangkok (13 Jan 23) – AP Thailand Public Co., Ltd., the country’s leading property developer with the ‘Cheevit Dee Dee Tee Lueak Eng Dai’ brand promise, has kicked off AP OPEN HOUSE 2023 - 8th edition of the company’s annual internship programme known among university students all over the country to be the best of its kind in Thailand and a dream training programme for would-be graduates nationwide. What’s special about AP OPEN HOUSE 2023 is that it is open to students from a wide range of faculties, not limited to ones concerning property development, who are allowed to learn about the real work life which is more complicated than all the theories. Among the students joining from outside real estate-related disciplines are those from faculty of political science, faculty of science, faculty of sociology and anthropology and faculty of law. This year there are more than 3,000 students from 50 universities enrolled from more than 15 disciplines. But only 40 of them will be chosen to participate in AP OPEN HOUSE 2023 training programme. The company will announce the names of the lucky ones on 15 January on www.apthai.com/th/career/open-house or AP People and Career fan page. AP Thailand would like to congratulate all the students selected to develop well-rounded life skills needed to lead Cheevit Dee Dee Tee Lueak Eng Dai.

AP OPEN HOUSE is an internship programme developed by AP Thailand Public Co., Ltd., in 2015 to provide university students with an opportunity to learn the real work process in hopes that they will be able to put their learnings and theories to good use in work life while learning to work together with other people. When the programme is over, each intern will receive a certificate from AP Academy. Four outstanding interns will be selected for a field trip to Japan to learn with Mitsubishi Estate Residence (a company of Mitsubishi Estate Group), Japan’s leading fully integrated property developer and AP’s business partner, in other areas they didn’t learn from experts in Thailand.

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