The College of Nursing and Health Sciences sent student representatives to participate in a training workshop to enhance basic accounting knowledge, preparing new entrepreneurs for business registration.

On August 5, 2015, the College of Nursing and Health Sciences sent student representatives to participate in a workshop titled "Basic Accounting for New Start-Up Entrepreneurs." This workshop aimed to prepare new entrepreneurs for business registration under the project to promote and support business registration or intellectual property protection registration.
Ajarn Athitaya Buasri, Deputy Director of Intellectual Property Management and Business Incubation, gave the opening speech and delivered a speech to the students at Meeting Room 5724, Faculty of Management Sciences. A total of 30 students from various faculties and colleges participated in the training.
This workshop featured expert accounting speakers, including Dr. Kwanchat Wongchanthip and Ajarn Natthasan Sinthuchaipakseri from the Accounting Department, Faculty of Management Sciences. They presented practical content on accounting system design, income and expense recording, daily accounting, document preparation related to business registration and taxation, break-even point calculation, and other related topics. This activity was organized to enhance basic accounting knowledge and understanding for students with startup entrepreneurial aspirations. This will prepare them to enter the legal business system and enable them to effectively manage their businesses.
This activity aligns with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 4: Quality Education and 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth. The goal is to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively start businesses and foster new entrepreneurs who can strengthen the grassroots economy of the future.