There are a lot of free courses these days, but are there limits to becoming an expert or getting a certification? In this case, you can look at the types of government-funded education and register for the required courses. You can view or apply for curriculum types through HRD-Net created by the Ministry of Employment and Labor. Detailed information is compiled below.
If you would like to receive government subsidy for the purpose of self-development or for the purpose of increasing your specifications, such as obtaining a certificate, please check the information below! 국비 지원 교육 종류
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Find out how to get education with government subsidy
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Types of government-funded education by classification
As you may already know, the courses registered on the vocational training portal of the Ministry of Employment and Labor change frequently. Curriculum is received through a public contest, and selected training is registered. So, the surest way is to visit HRD-Net and look around. The basic way to look at the types of government-funded education is as follows.
Lesson Type Summary
Visit HRD-Net (shortcut) homepage
Select training course menu
National Tomorrow Learning Card, K-Digital, K-Training Selection
Search and view detailed courses
The site isn’t complicated, so just browsing around doesn’t really need my explanation. Even so, I think it would be very disappointing if I only put up a bunch of summary information like this. So, from now on, let’s look at the process of looking at the types of government subsidies in detail.
1. Visit the website
Since the site is open to anyone, you can find the site by searching for HRD-Net on any portal site such as Naver, Google, Daum, or Bing. Of course, you can also click on the shortcut we have bound to the summary information. Alternatively, you can enter (www.hrd.go.kr) in the address bar to find it, so please open the site in a convenient way.
2. Select the training course menu
When you first visit the website, a notification box will appear. The contents may vary depending on the time of visit, but when looking at the types of government-funded education, the contents are not very important, so just click Close to exit.
It’s also nice to lightly skim the contents of the notification box.
After closing the notification box, place the mouse pointer on the part that says “training course” in the top category menu. The exact location of the menu will be indicated with the mouse cursor in the picture below, so you can check it.
Government subsidy-training course-type-find-menu
3. Select a training group
When you hover your mouse cursor over the category menu, several menus will pop up. Here, you can select one of the National Tomorrow Learning Card Training Course, K-Digital Training, and K-Digital Credit.
In the end, you have to look at all the menus to take a look at the whole, so I think it would be good to start with the National Tomorrow Learning Card training course.
All three groups are education provided through government support. The reason why the menu was separated is to emphasize policy-related content.
National Tomorrow Learning Card: General Certification and Self-Development Course
K-Digital Training: Educational courses in digital and new technology fields such as AI, big data, and cloud
K-Digital Credit: Curriculum in digital technology fields such as coding and web/app development
If you click on each menu, a tool to search for detailed curriculum will appear. Here, you can enter regions such as Busan, Daegu, and Seoul, academies, NSC occupations, training types, etc., and add keywords as needed, then search.
Government subsidy-education-type-search-tool
Business management, business/accounting/office, finance/insurance, education/nature/social science, law/police/fire/prison/defense, health/medical, social welfare/religion, culture/art/design/broadcasting, driving/transportation , Sales and Sales, Expenses/Cleaning, Use/Accommodation/Travel/Entertainment/Sports, Food Service, Construction, Machinery, Materials, Chemistry/Bio, Textile/Apparel, Battery/Electronics, Information Communication, Food Processing, Printing/Wood/Furniture /Crafts, environment/energy/resources, agricultural and fishery, etc. are prepared.
There are various categories of online and offline courses, so if you browse around, you’re sure to find at least one course you’re looking for.
4. View detailed course
After using the search tool to search, roll the mouse wheel to move to the bottom of the page. Then, the type of education subsidized by the government will appear according to the selected value. If you see a lecture that interests you, click it to go to the detailed information.
Where detailed information is available, you can look at details such as average student satisfaction, employment rate by job type at training institutions, and related certifications. And the most important part here is probably the training cost.
Depending on the type of education curriculum, the entire amount is subsidized, or only a part is subsidized by the government. In terms of percentage, the government subsidy is supported at 40-100%, and you can check the self-pay by looking at the training cost where there is detailed information.
I’ve marked in the image below the space to see how much I’m getting out of my level to get the training I’m interested in.
Government subsidy-Education-Self-Payment-Confirmation-Menu
The cost shown is not a fixed amount. Depending on the situation, additional government subsidy may be provided, so it would be appropriate to view it only as a reference level.
If you look around and understand the types of government-funded education and find a curriculum that fits well with your individual schedule or inclination, you can apply. However, unlike general free course sites, the application process can be a bit tricky as it is a government-funded site. Still, considering the quality of the course, it is well worth the application.
You can view the requested educational materials on your PC or mobile, and you can study regardless of time and place.
The course you have applied for can be repeated indefinitely for one year.
How to apply for state-funded education
If you find a course you really want to take while looking at the types of government-funded education, you can apply for the course now. As alluded to earlier, the application process can be a little tricky. In summary:
Summary of the application process
For job seekers, apply for a job after registering as a member on Worknet
Join the Vocational Training Portal
Watch the basic guide information video
Registering an accredited certificate
Apply for issuance of tomorrow’s learning card
Select and apply for state-funded training courses
Just looking at the summary, there are quite a few steps, right? For reference, if you are currently working, you can skip step 1. Also, detailed procedures are prepared at each stage, and there is an article dealing with how to apply for the National Tomorrow Learning Card in detail, so it would be good to read it when applying.
The types of sites that apply for a job and those that issue tomorrow’s learning cards are different, and the method of using each site is also different. So, how to apply for a work net job and how to register for tomorrow’s learning by the Ministry of Employment and Labor were dealt with separately. If you are a job seeker, please check how to use the Worknet first and then apply for learning tomorrow. And workers and the self-employed can skip the worknet use method and apply for the National Tomorrow Learning Card.
The most accurate way to apply for a worknet job: extension included
There are moments when you need a way to apply for a job to apply for unemployment benefits and the Learn Tomorrow card. You can apply after logging in to Worknet and registering your resume and cover letter. The detailed process is linked below
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How to apply for the National Tomorrow Learning Card online: Issuance and usage
Is it a system that supports vocational training of 3 to 5 million won per person? Needless to say that it is essential, the number of people looking for ways to apply for the National Tomorrow Learning Card is steady. Issued immediately by HRD-Net
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You may also find it useful to refer to information that can help you search for and select courses. You can find out which industries are making the most money right now, and which ones will grow in the future.
The Ministry of Employment and Labor directly tests propensity and recommends academies or courses, so it is good to use the service.
Top Paying Jobs Ranking: 7 Promising Jobs in the Future
This is a post to find out the types and rankings of jobs that make a lot of money. Also, we will look into promising future jobs and jobs that are not well-known but have low entry barriers and earn money secretly. Please refer
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In addition, the main contents related to the use of the National Tomorrow Learning Card are summarized below, so it would be good to refer to them together.
Anyone can apply for the National Tomorrow Learning Card.
: However, public officials, students eligible for private school pension, employees of large companies with more than a certain wage, some high-income self-employed people, and workers in special employment types may not be eligible.
Regardless of unemployment, employment, or self-employment, if you issue one National Tomorrow Learning Card, you can freely use it for up to 5 years until the subsidy is exhausted.
Training costs of 3 to 5 million won per individual are supported.
: 5 million won is provided for low-income class such as participants in the Employment Success Package 1.
: Full support is provided for training in national institutions and strategic business occupations.
: The self-pay rate of training participants is the same for the unemployed and the incumbent.
: The self-pay rate is applied differentially according to the employment rate by job type.
: In the case of low-income class, the entire government subsidy is provided without any self-pay.
National employment support system and government subsidy system
Earlier, I mentioned that you must first apply for a job on Worknet when you look for and apply for state-funded education.
To be precise, low-income job seekers, young unemployed, career-interrupted women, middle-aged, etc., can be selected for the National Employment Support System if they are vulnerable to employment, and the National Tomorrow Learning Card will be used to participate in vocational training.
The subjects of the National Employment Support System and the types of employment support services are as follows.
Employment support service subsidy
– Customized employment counseling
Support for work experience, vocational training, and start-up support programs
– Welfare-related services such as financial support, psychological counseling, childcare support, etc. – Job search promotion allowance (Applicable to Type 1: KRW 500,000 per month for up to 6 months)
– Expenses for job hunting (Corresponding to Type 2: Expenses for job search activities such as vocational training)
Type 1 Type 2
– 15~69 years old job seekers + meet income and property requirements + have work experience
Less than 50% of the standard median income and less than 300 million won in household assets
Required work experience of 100 days or 800 hours or more in the last 2 years
Unemployment benefits are not available when receiving unemployment benefits or within 6 months of termination
Not eligible for livelihood benefit recipients (Type II participation possible)
Other Exclusion Types Separately Checked – Not belonging to Type 1 and meeting one of the following conditions
Low-income class – 60% or less of the standard median income
Specific class – female head of household, homeless, etc.
Youth – 18-34 years old
Middle-aged – 35 to 69 years old, 100% or less of the standard median income
Does it feel a little complicated? However, if you proceed step by step, there are surprisingly many processes, but there are no complicated or difficult corners.
If you have no idea how to apply right now, you can connect to the Ministry of Employment and Labor customer center (1350) and ask about it, and they will kindly inform you.
What type of government-funded education is the certification process?
Some of the government-funded education types are certification courses. In addition, various courses for self-development are prepared. If classified by occupation, business management, management, accounting, office work, finance, insurance, education, nature, social science, law, police, firefighting, prison, national defense, health care, medical care, social welfare, religion, culture, art, design, broadcasting , driving, transport, sales and sales, expenses, cleaning, use, lodging, travel, entertainment, sports, food service, construction, machinery, materials, chemical, bio, textile, clothing, electricity, electronics, information and communication, food processing, printing , wood, furniture, crafts, environment, energy, safety, agriculture, forestry and fisheries. And in each category, the type of detailed curriculum is frequently changed through public offerings.
Is the state-funded education completely free?
Depending on the type of state-funded education, full or partial support may be provided. Regardless of the types of job seekers and incumbents, the co-payment ratio is the same, and 100% of the government subsidy is provided for socially vulnerable groups or for strategic projects at national institutions. The self-pay rate for general education courses is differentially applied according to the employment rate by job type.
What happens if I give up state-funded education midway?
In the case of general state-funded education, there is a penalty for giving up midway. If you give up the course you have applied for, you will not have to pay the money you have already used again, but the balance displayed on the National Tomorrow Learning Card will be negative. In addition, the amount marked as negative will be deducted from the support limit of the reissued account if you re-apply for the government subsidy system later. In other words, if you give up halfway, the size of the subsidy will be reduced when you register for state-funded education again.
Is there a way to give up government-funded education without penalty?
In case of unavoidable drop-out due to illness, accident, natural disaster, etc. If you cancel within 7 days or more than 180 school days: within 14 days including the start date), there will be no penalty. Also, if you no longer need to attend classes due to early employment, you can avoid the penalty by submitting your employment certificate or employment contract.
Since this article was intended to find out the types of education subsidized by the government, information related to the employment support system will be dealt with in more detail when the opportunity arises. Thanks for reading so far.