The Dong-Eui Institute of Technology Future Vehicle On-site Workforce Training Project Group conducted the 8th advanced training session of the 3rd year of the 'Future Vehicle On-site Workforce Training Project' over two days from August 31 to September 1.
The Korea Electronics and Telecommunications Industry Promotion Association selected Daelim University, Inha Technical College, Ajou Motor College, and Dong-Eui Institute of Technology as base training institutions for the Future Vehicle On-site Workforce Training Project in January 2021 and carried out the project.
Subsequently, in March 2022, Dong Seoul University and Yeungnam College of Science and Technology were additionally selected, making a total of six base training institutions that conducted the second-year project. This year, Gyeonggi Science and Technology University and the Korea Automotive Technology Institute were also newly selected as training institutions.
On this day, the project group cooperated with the Gyeongsangnam-do Bus Transportation Business Association to provide training focused on the structure of electric buses and the fault diagnosis process to employees working as mechanics at bus companies in Gyeongsangnam-do. Additionally, specialized training for industry workers and university students on electric vehicles will be conducted.
The training for industry workers is open to anyone employed in the automobile maintenance and repair field, and the training for students is open to any university student interested in future vehicles.
Participants of the advanced practical training for the Future-type Automobile On-site Workforce Development Project are taking a group commemorative photo.
Project Group Leader Kim Man-ho said, "I hope this training will be helpful for electric bus maintenance," and added, "We will strive to nurture excellent talent so that students can secure not only automobile maintenance jobs but also high-quality employment opportunities."
Established in 1995, the Department of Electric Vehicles at Dong-Eui Institute of Technology has trained over 5,000 specialists in the automobile field to date.
The department carries out various workforce training projects such as the Ministry of Employment and Labor's 'Work-Study Dual System for Enrolled Students,' 'Cheonghaejin University Project,' the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy's 'Future Vehicle On-site Workforce Training Project,' and Busan City's 'BB21+ Eco-friendly Vehicle Workforce Training Project.'
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