This research study was aimed to investigate the readiness of Thai accountants to enter the ASEAN Economic Community in Bangkok area in order prepare the accountants and students to be ready to enter the ASEAN Economic Community and to prepare educational institutions to develop curriculum or teaching methods focusing on producing skilled accountants ready to enter the ASEAN Economic Community. The sample of this research was 450 accountants in Bangkok including accountants auditors tax auditors certified public accountants and the a limited company account manager. The questionnaire was sent to the sample and the data were analyzed by percentage mean and standard deviation; and One Way ANOVAs was applied to test the hypothesis. The results of the study showed that Thai sample accountants’ readiness to enter the ASEAN Economic Community were as follows. The first readiness was concerning the accounting skills and financial statements knowledge and understanding on the Thai accounting standards and the Thai Financial Reporting Standard with the average level of 4.85. The ability to read English was in the average of 4.78 while the ability to read and write at least one of the ASEAN languages was also in the average level of 1.31. The Information Technology skills which refer to the ability to use at least two popular accounting programs obtained an average level of 4.73 while the knowledge of Thai professional law was 4.65. The average level of knowledge of accounting profession of at least 2 countries was in an average level of 3.21 and the ability to work under the environmental and cultural conditions of ASEAN countries had an average level of 3.33 in terms of Section 3 the comparison of the rules of professional accountancy

The purpose of this research was to study the development of the office of accounting professional services in Thailand with the concept of intellectual capital towards the ASEAN Economic Community. The quality accounting offices were research samples which were representative of quality accounting offices in Thailand that can continue to perform professionally and successfully. Which found that quality accounting offices had applied the concept of intellectual capital It consists of 4 components namely human capital social capital structural capital and spiritual capital. They applied to the operation and management of the quality accounting office If the accounting firms in Thailand have applied the intellectual capital to their accounting firm they will be able to succeed in the accounting profession as well. Therefore based on this research the model for the development of the Office of Professional Accounting offices in Thailand is based on the idea of intellectual capital.

Continuing Professional Development for Engineers is any structured process or activity that enhances the competence and quality of a person necessary to perform a professional job. The continuing engineering profession is a useful tool for professionals. The objectives of the research is to find a short course approach for the continuous development of the engineering profession to meet the needs of industrial engineers in the current era to have knowledge and ability in technology continuously it is important that all engineers have to attend training to enhance their knowledge. Which the development of the knowledge of the engineer As part of the promotion of license for professional practice at the ordinary level and degree engineer Including the registration as an ASEAN Engineer and APEC Engineer.

The objective of the research was to study suitability of professional competences indicators for mass communication office in digital age. The data were collected by using questionnaires sampling from 600 samples who were mass communication officers and lectures in mass communication universities. Data analysis employed frequency percentage arithmetic mean □(-/×) standard deviation (S.D). The research results revealed that there were the mass communication officer professional competences were 44 indicators including 10 indicators of printed media competences 13 indicators of radio and television broadcasting media competences 10 indicators of film media competences and 11 indicators of digital media competences.

This research aims to study 1) factors affecting on operational efficiency; and 2) factors affecting on accounting professional success. The samples of this study consists of 260 accountants which has experience in accounting performance at least one year. The research instrument was a questionnaire which development by using IOC technique and already test content and construct validity including reliability. Data analysis employed descriptive statistic such as frequency percentage mean and standard deviation including Pearson correlation and multiple regression analysis. The results of this article found that most accountants believe that mean of the level of operational efficiency = 4.07 (S.D. = 0.460) and mean of the level of accounting profession success = 3.95 (S.D. = 0.530) both of them were quite well in Thailand 4.0. The result also show that level of professional accountant competencies compliance with the code of ethics profession and professional judgment have positive significant on operational efficiency at the significant level α < 0.01 while operational efficiency the level of professional accountant competencies efficiency of internal control system and professional judgment have positive significant on the level of accounting profession success at the significant level α < 0.01. These results also explained that both of the level of professional accountant competencies and professional judgment have both direct andindirect effect on the level of accounting profession success through operational efficiency with the significant level α < 0.01. Additionally control variable -- work position also has positive significant on both the level of professional accountant competencies and the level of accounting professional success at the significant level α < 0.05.