Free Training in Six Fields Including Korean Medicine Products and Medical Services
The National Institute for Korean Medicine Development will conduct the "2025 Korean Medicine Industry Sector Workforce Training" to strengthen the global competitiveness of the Korean medicine industry and foster professional talent.
This training is open to anyone interested in Korean medicine and can be taken free of charge through the National Institute for Korean Medicine Development’s education website, "Han-e Campus."
The training program, which will be held in three sessions from April 1 to November 30, is composed of six fields: ▲Korean medicine products (herbal materials/herbal preparations), ▲Korean medical devices, ▲Korean medical services, ▲Korean medicine-based applied products, ▲Korean medicine entrepreneurship, and ▲Korean medicine in daily life.
The first session will run from April 1 to May 30 and will offer nine detailed lectures covering four areas: ▲Korean medicine products (herbal materials/herbal preparations), ▲Korean medical services, ▲Korean medicine-based applied products, and ▲Korean medicine entrepreneurship.
This training is expected to be a valuable opportunity for those who wish to enhance their expertise in the Korean medicine industry.
In particular, since the training is provided online for free, anyone can participate without restrictions of time or location.
Park Taesoon, head of the Industrial Growth Support Center, said, "This training will provide information necessary for the operation and technological development of the Korean medicine industry, and will be of great help in enhancing the industry’s competitiveness and expertise in the mid- to long-term."
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