• Last updated:2021-10-18

The Bureau of Employment and Vocational Training have always been dedicated to various ways of vocational training. However so far most of the training has been confined to fixed locations and schedules. In order to make up for the loss of workers who were not able to attend the training, the Bureau have combined features of television and the Internet to create a diverse learning environment for vocational training. The Bureau hopes to create an educational platform through the medias of television and Internet to achieve the ideal of ‘delivering training to your home’ by adopting the concept of distance learning. 

The television program ‘Easy Job, Easy Go’ commissioned by the Bureau of Employment and Vocational Training sets up its curriculum based on meeting the demands of the employment market. The curriculum includes 56 episodes of five modules-‘Working Your Way up – A General Knowledge Course’, ‘Mobile Commerce Industry’, ‘Finance Service Industry’, ‘Caretaking Service Industry’ and ‘Outlook of Vocational Training’-to provide the unemployed and those on a career move the most essential and practical information. The program will first be broadcasted on CTS from Monday to Friday at 9:30 to 10:00 in the morning and at 16:00 to 16:30 at the weekend. It will also be repeated throughout the day and night on CTS Leisure, CTS Education and Culture, MOD and Taiwan Microview to provide many time slots and channels for the public, therefore everyone can gain vocational training from home more effectively. 

‘Easy Job, Easy Go’ does not only provide information on vocational training, but also shares moving real life stories from individuals who have been through ups and downs in their careers. The audience will see that there is a lot of unexpressed gratitude behind every humble smile of those who have found their way. Let us witness all the emotions and appreciation in the world of vocational training. 

• Source:Workforce Development Agency
• Publication Date:2006-01-13
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