Gyeongnam Jeongbo University Offers 'Wellness Brain Therapy' Training for Graduates Currently Employed

Gyeongnam Information University (President Kim Tae-sang) conducted a three-day "Wellness Brain Therapy & Head Spa Job Training" at the on-campus CIDESCO Beauty Health Center for 63 graduates of the university's K-Beauty Skin and Nail Department.

Gyeongnam Information University conducted wellness brain therapy training for graduates currently employed. Photo by Gyeongnam Jeonbo University

The training, conducted as part of the LINC3.0 project, involved Lee Jung-mi, CEO of TAKARA Belmont Korea branch WBT (Wellness Brain Therapy), Chief Director Heo Min-hye, and Director Kim Yu-na.

Jeon Hyo-won, a graduate and director of Hwanggeum Bi Esthetic who participated in the training, said, "The practical training that can be immediately applied to customer management will greatly help increase sales," and added, "I am grateful to receive such beneficial in-service training at my alma mater after graduation."

Wellness Brain Therapy is a scalp care head spa that has recently gained attention in the industry. Gyeongnam Information University planned this training to strengthen the capabilities of graduates working in the field and to increase their sales.

Im Jun-woo, head of the LINC3.0 project group, stated, "Gyeongnam Information University will do its best to nurture experts in the beauty field through systematic, field-oriented education for working professionals and adult learners aspiring to start businesses in the beauty industry."

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