Gyeongnam Hamyang-gun, Recruiting Students for Non-Face-to-Face Return-to-Farming and Return-to-Village Specialized Education

Applications for Education Accepted Until February 28, 15th Session of 60-Hour Professional Training Held from March 14

Special Lecture Inviting Experienced Return-to-Farming and Rural Settlement Seniors.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Choi Soon-kyung] The Agricultural Technology Center of Hamyang-gun, Gyeongnam, is recruiting students for specialized education to enhance the understanding of agriculture and rural areas for returnees to farming and rural villages and to support their stable settlement in farming from February 15 to February 28.

The county used to conduct specialized education for returnees to farming and rural villages as in-person group training every March to April, but due to the Omicron outbreak, it will be conducted online again this year to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19), following last year.

Applicants must be prospective returnees to farming or farming households who have moved to Hamyang-gun within the last five years. Applications can be submitted by visit, mail, or email. Starting with the opening ceremony on March 14 and ending with the completion ceremony on April 13, participants will receive a total of 15 sessions and 60 hours of specialized education.

This online education can be accessed anytime and anywhere using a personal mobile phone or PC without location restrictions. After pre-registration, participants will receive an access link via text message before the training and can attend the education in real time using the Zoom program. Textbooks will be delivered by courier.

During the course, agricultural machinery practical training will be conducted on-site, allowing returnees to operate agricultural machinery themselves while complying with quarantine guidelines once the COVID-19 situation eases.

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