Study and Education
Short hands-on workshops that help you add new skills to keep up with the world, without giving up the TNI way of thinking.

Short summary
The TNI Alumni Association organises short, hands-on workshops. Previous topics include Smart Farm IoT, 3D printing, personal colour analysis and MBTI. New sessions are announced on the association’s Facebook page, and you can suggest topics you would like to learn.
Workshops the association has held
Real images and stories from the association's classrooms

1-Day Smart Farm for Smart Creators, First Batch: From Zero to an Automatic Water Pump in 1 Day
A one-day IoT class by the Association, starting from scratch and ending with automatically switching on a water pump via a relay. The atmosphere is friendly, but the content is substantial.
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3D Printing Workshop for Beginners: From No Background to Your First 3D-Printed Piece
Two-day workshop, 25–26 April 2026: Learn basic design software and 3D printer operation to develop future projects.
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NEW LOOK NEW ME Workshop: Discover your colour and understand yourself through MBTI
Association personality workshop: learn Personal Color with coach ดา สุรดา and discover your MBTI with Lecturer เจมส์ จตุภัทร.
Read more →Topics the association prioritises
Hands-on technology
IoT, 3D printing and new tools applied to real work, following the Monodzukuri principle: think it through, then make it.
View Workshop →02 · JAPAN@WORKJapanese way of working
Kaizen, 5S, and Ho-Ren-So, which TNI members are familiar with, applied to work and life today.
Read Kaizen article →03 · PEOPLESelf and personality development
Better understand yourself and communicate more effectively with others, in line with the Lifelong Learning value.
View Workshop →What would you like to learn in the next round?
Tell us the topics you would like to learn, then follow the upcoming round announcements on the association's Facebook page.
Images of learning and participation
Photos from TNI alumni activities that show learning, friendship, and participation through small moments of attendees
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