Enhancing Korean Medicine Competitiveness... National Institute for Korean Medicine Development Launches Second Workforce Training Program
Korean Medicinal Products and Medical Services Courses
Free Online Enrollment Until August 31
The National Institute for Korean Medicine Development has been operating the second round of the ‘Korean Medicine Industry Sector Workforce Training’ program from July 1 to August 31.
This training, which follows the first session held in April, has been prepared to enhance the global competitiveness of Korean medicine and foster experts in the field, in response to the surging demand for traditional and complementary medicine due to global population aging.
The second training course consists of 11 programs across six sectors: Korean medicinal products (herbal materials and herbal preparations), Korean medical devices, Korean medical services, Korean medicine-based applied products, Korean medicine entrepreneurship, and Korean medicine in daily life.
This training is free and open to anyone interested in Korean medicine, and participants can take the courses at their convenience through the National Institute for Korean Medicine Development’s education website, ‘Han-e Campus’.
The National Institute for Korean Medicine Development plans to use this training to lay the foundation for the advancement of the Korean medicine industry and to continue nurturing experts with global competitiveness in the field.
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