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The first round of training runs from May 17 to June 15, 2025. It includes 48 hours of courses on climate change, greenhouse gas management, and carbon footprint calculation. Classes are flexible\u2014with weekday, weekend, and evening options\u2014so students and working adults can all take part. The courses are led by experienced professors from Tzu Chi University and National Dong Hwa University. Those who complete the training and pass the exam will receive a certificate from the National Institute of Environmental Research, helping them step into jobs in sustainability and net-zero industries.<\/p>\n
This program reflects Tzu Chi University\u2019s long-time dedication to environmental education and its care for both people and the planet. The university has steadily built a green campus and promoted net-zero and ESG values. Through this training, it hopes to nurture the next generation of environmentally conscious leaders. As Senior Vice President Dr. Chang-Hsien Tai shared, solving climate challenges takes teamwork across all fields\u2014not just science and engineering. \u201cAt Tzu Chi,\u201d he said, \u201cwe combine compassion and knowledge to bring about meaningful change, especially here in eastern Taiwan.\u201d<\/p>\n
To support participation, the Ministry of Environment is offering tuition subsidies. Students aged 29 or younger can apply for a NT$6,000 grant, and full support is available for those from low-income or special-status backgrounds. Tzu Chi University also offers extra funding to students who earn certification or assist with campus carbon audits.<\/p>\n
Faculty and staff can join too. Twenty fully funded spots are available to help strengthen green awareness across the university community.<\/p>\n
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