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3D Engine: You Can Work as a 3D Printing Vocational Training Instructor with Government Support
3D Engine announced that it is recruiting trainees for the 2016 government-funded 3D printing course.
This is a government-funded 3D printing professional instructor (vocational training instructor) course supported by the Ministry of Labor, which is open to the unemployed, employed, and the general public, and allows you to work as a 3D printing vocational training instructor with government support.
In fact, 3D printing instructor training has been heavily skewed toward 3D printing theory and technology, making it difficult to cultivate instructors or trainers with the desirable character traits required of an educator.

To solve these problems, 3D Engine developed the nation's first NCS-based instructor training program through strategic educational cooperation with KLEDI (Korea Institute for Lifelong Education) on January 23, which combines lifelong education competency training for current adjunct professors at graduate schools of education with 3D printing technology training for vocational competency development instructors.
Through lifelong education competency training, trainees have been able to acquire basic knowledge and qualities as educators and technical competencies as 3D printing vocational training instructors. After completing the course, you can work in various specialized fields, such as teaching at 3D printing academies, university lectures and lifelong education courses, cultural centers, technical academies, as a teacher under the Ministry of Labor's government-funded account system, and as an after-school instructor at elementary, middle, and high schools.
The target audience for this training includes beginners who wish to work in the specialized field as 3D printing education instructors, as well as instructors who are currently working or intend to switch to the 3D printing field.
3D Engine's education is not just empty words. Beginners who received initial training in 3D printing are achieving results by obtaining the Ministry of Labor's Vocational Competency Development Training Instructor qualification and working in their specialized fields. This is a prime example demonstrating the quality of 3D Engine's mentoring education.
Furthermore, the case of a graduate who produced a prototype using 3D modeling and 3D printers and began mass production using startup funds from the Seoul Metropolitan Government proves this. To apply for the 3D Printing Specialist Instructor Course, search for the institution name "KLEDI" on the Ministry of Labor website, and for detailed inquiries regarding the application, please contact the KLEDI Korea Institute for Lifelong Education.
Other details regarding the training and the curriculum can be found on the 3D Engine website.
3D Engine announced that it is recruiting trainees for the 2016 government-funded 3D printing course.
This is a government-funded 3D printing professional instructor (vocational training instructor) course supported by the Ministry of Labor, which is open to the unemployed, employed, and the general public, and allows you to work as a 3D printing vocational training instructor with government support.
In fact, 3D printing instructor training has been heavily skewed toward 3D printing theory and technology, making it difficult to cultivate instructors or trainers with the desirable character traits required of an educator.
To solve these problems, 3D Engine developed the nation's first NCS-based instructor training program through strategic educational cooperation with KLEDI (Korea Institute for Lifelong Education) on January 23, which combines lifelong education competency training for current adjunct professors at graduate schools of education with 3D printing technology training for vocational competency development instructors.
Through lifelong education competency training, trainees have been able to acquire basic knowledge and qualities as educators and technical competencies as 3D printing vocational training instructors. After completing the course, you can work in various specialized fields, such as teaching at 3D printing academies, university lectures and lifelong education courses, cultural centers, technical academies, as a teacher under the Ministry of Labor's government-funded account system, and as an after-school instructor at elementary, middle, and high schools.
The target audience for this training includes beginners who wish to work in the specialized field as 3D printing education instructors, as well as instructors who are currently working or intend to switch to the 3D printing field.
3D Engine's education is not just empty words. Beginners who received initial training in 3D printing are achieving results by obtaining the Ministry of Labor's Vocational Competency Development Training Instructor qualification and working in their specialized fields. This is a prime example demonstrating the quality of 3D Engine's mentoring education.
Furthermore, the case of a graduate who produced a prototype using 3D modeling and 3D printers and began mass production using startup funds from the Seoul Metropolitan Government proves this. To apply for the 3D Printing Specialist Instructor Course, search for the institution name "KLEDI" on the Ministry of Labor website, and for detailed inquiries regarding the application, please contact the KLEDI Korea Institute for Lifelong Education.
Other details regarding the training and the curriculum can be found on the 3D Engine website.
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