Politics
Thailand’s Ministry of Education to Launch Traffy Fondue Complaint System
Deputy Education Minister Akaranan Kankittinan announced that a new digital platform for reporting school-related grievances will be operational by September.
On August 4, 2026, Deputy Minister of Education Akaranan Kankittinan, serving as the director of the Ministry’s Rights and Liberties Protection Center, announced progress on a new initiative aimed at ensuring safety within educational institutions. The Ministry is currently developing a reporting system integrated with the 'Traffy Fondue' platform, which is scheduled for completion and testing by September 2026.
According to Khaosod Online, this digital tool is designed to allow teachers, students, and educational personnel to submit complaints, report grievances, or request assistance directly to the Ministry of Education. The initiative is part of a broader effort to transform schools into safer environments for all stakeholders. By streamlining the communication process, the Ministry aims to provide a faster response to issues affecting the school community.
For residents and expatriates involved in the Thai education system, this development represents a significant shift toward digital accountability. While the system promises a more direct line of communication, the specific scope of issues that can be reported and the exact protocols for handling these complaints remain to be confirmed once the system goes live. Further details regarding the full functionality and accessibility of the platform are expected following the completion of the testing phase in September.
Translated from Thai.
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