KFC Thailand continues its commitment to education through the “KFC Bucket Search” program, partnering with the Equitable Education Fund (EEF) and Panyakalpa School to address the issue of over 1 million out-of-school children in Thailand.

The KFC Bucket Search program introduces a unique “Vocational Skills and Entrepreneurship” curriculum, focusing on hands-on learning experiences combined with work opportunities. This approach aims to equip young people with essential skills for both employment and entrepreneurship in today’s world.

The program offers a distinctive learning experience, allowing participants to learn through real-world work experiences at KFC, both in service and kitchen operations. Additionally, they receive comprehensive training in entrepreneurship,covering various aspects of running a business.

Mr. Sakechai Choomuenwai, Managing Director of Yum Restaurants International (Thailand) Co., Ltd. and Chairman of the KFC Foundation, stated, “KFC is the first private sector brand to pilot flexible education with a child-centric curriculum development approach, allowing children to choose their learning path based on their interests and aptitudes.”

Dr. Kraiyos Patrawat, Manager of the Equitable Education Fund (EEF), added, “The curriculum developed by KFC is an innovative educational approach that addresses real-life challenges and serves as a model for educators in the modern era.It empowers anyone with experience and expertise to become teachers, create learning opportunities, and help out-of-school children and youth reach their full potential.”

The KFC Bucket Search program aims to improve the lives of 300 out-of-school children by 2024, starting with pilot areas and expanding to 40 provinces nationwide. This initiative aims to reduce educational inequality and create opportunities for all Thai children.

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