Eduwill has officially launched the 'Eduwill Online Vocational Training Center,' allowing individuals to receive online vocational training through the National Tomorrow Learning Card, the company announced on August 26.
The National Tomorrow Learning Card is a program designed to support the skill development of citizens in need of vocational training. Eligible individuals can receive government assistance for a portion of their training costs.
The Online Vocational Training Center currently offers over 120 remote training courses aimed at workers seeking certification and skill enhancement. Courses range from qualifications related to employment, such as electrical and fire safety certifications, to programs that teach how to utilize AI in the workplace. Participants can take these courses flexibly after work or on weekends.
To enroll in these courses, individuals must obtain a National Tomorrow Learning Card and apply through the Employment 24 portal of the Ministry of Employment and Labor.
Additionally, Eduwill's Vocational Training Center provides specialized training programs focused on national technical qualifications and practical skills for both unemployed and employed individuals.
An Eduwill representative stated, "By expanding the educational infrastructure of our offline vocational training centers to an online format, we can offer more learners access to government-supported education opportunities. We aim to leverage our operational experience from offline settings to assist learners preparing for qualifications while working."
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