Date: 1 - 2 August 2024, The Kamlangjai Project By the Justice Innovation Development Division Office of the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Justice In collaboration with the Electronic Transactions Development Agency (ETDA), led by Mr. Sippawit Kramakham, lecturer, organized training to develop digital skills for prisoners. 30 people had to participate in the training. 
The lecturer gave me knowledge about starting to sell products online. Planning and preparing before selling products online. Techniques for selling products online. Selling products online via Social Commerce can buy and sell products through Facebook, Instagram, platforms Tiktok or Line OA, etc., creating interesting advertising media (Content), product delivery and payment channels. Including electronic commerce registration (DBD Registered), and posting online sales that can be done and is not illegal. There is a course to conquer online business. Contains the following content: Checklist 1: Find the right product, Checklist 2: Know them, know us, understand the business, Checklist 3: Understand the purchasing decision path of customers, Checklist 4: Want to sell well, content must be popular, Checklist 5: Start building a business easily with Facebook, Checklist 6: Enhance sales channels with Instagram, Checklist 7: Increase brand awareness with Tiktok, Checklist 8: Increase sales and repeat purchases with Line OA, Checklist 9: How to close sales to sell well, Checklist 10: Professional back-end management, Checklist 11: Selling things online requires knowing the law 
On August 2, 2024, the afternoon session is a knowledge test after completing the training. 30 people were taking the test. A total of 30 people passed the “test, accounting for 100 per cent, with a maximum score of 19 points (full score of 20). The total score had an average of 15.79 points. The total score was 49.95 per cent. Will receive a certificate announcement from the Department of Skill Development Ministry of Labor