AOI x SIM Global Education: Building Stronger Education Partnerships in Thailand

Arthit Ourairat Institution and SIM Global Education signed an MOU on 30 March 2026, strengthening educational collaboration in Thailand and opening new opportunities for academic pathways, exchange, and future-ready learning.

Meaningful education partnerships are built on a shared belief that learning should prepare students not only for academic success, but also for the wider world they will one day enter.

On 30 March 2026, SIM Global Education and Arthit Ourairat Institution were pleased to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to strengthen educational collaboration in Thailand.

The signing took place alongside AOI’s first Educators Conference, where education leaders came together to share insights, exchange perspectives, and explore new opportunities within today’s evolving learning landscape.

SIM Global Education is a leading private education institution in Singapore, offering a wide range of academic programmes in partnership with globally recognised universities. Arthit Ourairat Institution is a Thailand-based education group with a family of globally focused international schools, including SBS Rangsit, SBS International School Chiangmai, SBS International School Bangkok, and British International School, Phuket.

This partnership reflects a shared commitment to advancing quality education, enhancing academic pathways, and creating meaningful learning opportunities for students. By bringing together academic expertise and institutional strengths, both organisations aim to support learning that connects classroom knowledge with real-world relevance.

Through this collaboration, AOI and SIM Global Education look forward to fostering student engagement, academic exchange, and future-focused initiatives that help prepare learners for global opportunities and challenges.

The AOI x SIM Global Education partnership marks an important step in strengthening educational collaboration in Thailand. More than a formal agreement, it reflects a shared vision for learning that is connected, purposeful, and responsive to the needs of students in an increasingly global world.