Providing Theoretical and Practical Training on Smart Factories
Recruiting a Total of 62 Teams, Each Consisting of Two or More Members
The Small and Medium Business Corporation announced on the 1st that it will recruit trainees for the '2025 Smart Factory Long-term Advanced Course for Employees' from the 7th to the 18th.
The Smart Factory Long-term Advanced Course for Employees provides a package of a total of 160 hours over 5 months, including 32 hours of job training and 128 hours of on-site problem-solving projects, to executives and employees of small and medium-sized enterprises implementing smart factories.
Exterior view of the Small and Medium Business Corporation. Provided by the Small and Medium Business Corporation.
The job training consists of theoretical education on smart factories and practical training conducted at the 'Smart Factory Learning Centers' located in six regional hubs nationwide. The on-site problem-solving project enhances the trainees' capabilities in smart factory operation and improvement by having them identify and solve problems directly under expert coaching.
This year, expert coaching will be strengthened to operate field-oriented training. The duration of the on-site problem-solving project will be extended from the existing 1.5 months to 4 months, and the number of expert dispatches will increase from 5 to 8 times.
To enhance collaboration-based problem-solving skills and increase applicability in the field, the recruitment of trainees will change from individual units to teams of two or more, selecting a total of 62 teams.
To encourage active participation of trainees, the Small and Medium Business Corporation will establish a reward system, and plans to support one top-performing team with overseas benchmarking training on excellent cases of digital transformation (DX).
Jo Han-gyo, Director of Human Resources Development, emphasized, "We will actively support strengthening field-customized training to ensure the successful establishment of smart factory implementation and lead to tangible results for companies."
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