Some schools incorporate traditional medicine such as Thai traditional massage as an elective subject.

However, looking at the trend so far, it seems that it is not quite easy to introduce it at all training schools without accompanying evidence.

Still there are therapists who choose Thai traditional massage as a treatment option. By the way there are massage shops all over the city in Thailand.

The photo shows elderly volunteers are doing Thai traditional massage.

In Thailand, because of the lack of the number of therapists, it is rare to do rehabilitation one to one like Japan.

Furthermore, although there may be influences of traditional medicine and physician medicine, there are few teachers who can evaluate and treat patients by touching, and it seems that students are not able to learn much in pre-graduate education.

Many Thai teachers have a doctorate but many teachers have no clinical experience. Inevitably more classes on the desk become.

We are focusing on international education towards integration of ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations).

As a result, the number of units in English is so large that the curriculum includes English education time about 5 times as much as that of Japanese training schools.

Although there are few people who can speak English in Thai citizens as a whole, Thai physiotherapists receive the impression that they can speak English than Japanese people.

If you can speak English and read it, information from English literature is easy to obtain, it is a big weapon.

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