Enrichment of the CAMT  website.  Implementing a new part dedicated to cooperative education which will include:
- the organisation, tools and methods to create then manage cooperative education ;  undergraduate program  tools and work jointly with companies to develop training courses;
-the methodology for  elaborating a reference model of skills and building professional integration surveys.
-the pedagogical resources necessary for elaborating lectures and presentations o commercial exchanges with Europe

Organisation of a first national conference, focusing on EU norms and standards; commercial habits and specific requirements of EU companies. This conference will be organised early in the project (month 5). Presentations will be done by European experts (from Chamber of commerce of Lyon and BW-US) and will be addressed mainly to managers and middle level managers of Thai companies to enhance their knowledge about specificities of trading with EU countries. This conference will be also a good way to introduce CAMT staff to this topic and prepare them to implement new teaching modules designing in WP4. 
Deliverables: Df.2 - Program of the conference (paper and website) and list of the participants;  proceedings of the conference

Organisation of a second national conference focusing on collaboration between University and companies to develop cooperative education programs for the economic development of Thailand. In the conference, the main results and outputs of the project will be presented to the following invited representatives:
- Main Universities having cooperative education programs and those interested in developing such programs;
- Commission of Higher Education;
- Local authorities (governors of Lumphun and Chiang Mai);
- French Embassy and German Embassy;
- EU commission delegation In Thailand;
- partnering companies of the cooperative program
This conference will be organised from the 17 to 18 month of the project. During this conference, the main outputs and results of the workpackages will be synthesised. Some experts about education and labour will be invited to discuss these outputs and results and give perspectives l

Creation of a regional network including the Universities which have set-up cooperative education programs  or would like to set-up such training programs. The project led with the European partners can act as a pilot experience for other universities in the region of Chiang Mai. The local and national Authorities closely examine the implementation of the MMIT program and the relationships developed by the CAMT with the European experts on this type of training. Their presence in a seminar organised in 2008 has allowed to appreciate to what extent they are interested in cooperative education training as a way to improve technical university training system. The Rajamangala, recently promoted to a university level, are also very interested in the experience developed by the CAMT and eager to benefit from technical help.