Yeosu-si, Recruiting Students for Advanced Urban Agriculture Expert Training Course

Recruiting 30 People Until the 25th

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Heo Seon-sik] Yeosu City (Mayor Kwon Oh-bong) announced on the 17th that it will train professional farmers to lead the development of urban agriculture.

According to Yeosu City, they are recruiting 30 students for the Urban Agriculture Specialist Training Course until the 25th.

In particular, this year's training is an advanced course in urban agriculture mainly for those who completed the basic urban agriculture specialist course conducted in 2019 and last year.

Even those who have not completed the basic course can apply if they have completed equivalent related education or are members of horticultural-related organizations.

An "Urban Agriculture Manager" is a person who provides explanations, education, guidance, and technology dissemination related to urban agriculture to enhance urban residents' understanding of urban agriculture. The city plans to select talents who can volunteer as school garden instructors and in the creation of urban agriculture parks.

The training period runs from next month 17th to October 13th, consisting of a total of 15 sessions and 64 hours covering understanding urban agriculture, garden education teaching methods, horticultural therapy, and healing agriculture.

Applications can be submitted by referring to the city website or the Agricultural Technology Center website and submitting the application form, study plan, and supporting documents to the Agricultural Technology Center's Rural Development Division (in person, fax, or email).

For detailed inquiries, contact the Rural Development Division.

A city official said, "We expect that training experts in urban agriculture, horticulture, and garden technology will also have a great effect on job creation."

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