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Business Services Centre
Where inclusion and outsouring meet
Steps is a social enterprise based in Bangkok and Phuket. We offer vocational training to young people, including some who are Neurodivergent – such as autism. By working with businesses to increase their skills base, we help them get access to long-term employment and a brighter future. Our Business Services Centre was developed in collaboration with RMA Group Thailand. RMA’s HR department outsourced the digitization of documents to Steps trainees and graduates.
Business Services Centre
Where inclusion and outsouring meet
Steps is a social enterprise based in Bangkok and Phuket. We offer vocational training to young people, including some who are Neurodivergent – such as autism. By working with businesses to increase their skills base, we help them get access to long-term employment and a brighter future. Our Business Services Centre was developed in collaboration with RMA Group Thailand. RMA’s HR department outsourced the digitization of documents to Steps trainees and graduates.
Inclusion Consulting
Overlook disability. Overlook opportunity.
- Many businesses in Thailand are missing out on the innovation, culture of belonging and increased profits which come with neuro-inclusion. Don’t be one of them.
- Steps’ team of disability inclusion specialists is experienced across the business, education, and third sectors. We’ll help you maximise the opportunity to be at the forefront of disability inclusive practices.
Inclusion Consulting
Overlook disability. Overlook opportunity.
- Many businesses in Thailand are missing out on the innovation, culture of belonging and increased profits which come with neuro-inclusion. Don’t be one of them.
- Steps’ team of disability inclusion specialists is experienced across the business, education, and third sectors. We’ll help you maximise the opportunity to be at the forefront of disability inclusive practices.
Research Centre
What is the NWRC?
The Neurodiversity at Work Research Centre, or the NWRC, Southeast Asia’s first research centre dedicated to connecting workers with disabilities to meaningful employment, thus fostering a sustainable business community. The NWRC is a collaborative partnership between Steps and Chulalongkorn University’s Sasin School of Management.
Research Centre
What is the NWRC?
The Neurodiversity at Work Research Centre, or the NWRC, Southeast Asia’s first research centre dedicated to connecting workers with disabilities to meaningful employment, thus fostering a sustainable business community. The NWRC is a collaborative partnership between Steps and Chulalongkorn University’s Sasin School of Management.
What is neuroinclusion? 15-20 percent of the global
population is considered to be neurodivergent.
Neurodivergent people include those with autism, ADHD,
dyslexia, dyscalculia and other ways of thinking which
differ from what is considered typical.
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