Financial Supervisory Service Holds National Defense Financial Officer Training

The Financial Supervisory Service announced on December 2 that it will hold the second "National Defense Financial Officer Training" this year, reflecting the growing demand for financial education among military personnel.

With recent changes in the service environment for military personnel, such as salary increases and the use of mobile phones, there has been a rise in demand for education on asset management methods and financial fraud prevention.

In response, the Financial Supervisory Service will conduct the second-half "National Defense Financial Officer Training" from December 2 to December 5 for financial officers from units directly under the Ministry of National Defense and other affiliated units.

The training program covers topics such as understanding finance, public financial support systems, debt adjustment systems, lecture techniques, and, in response to heightened interest within the military, financial planning and virtual asset-related education.

Among those who complete the training, participants who wish to do so may undergo an evaluation to become certified financial education instructors. Those who pass will be awarded a "Military Financial Education Instructor Certificate" issued by the Governor of the Financial Supervisory Service.

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