In the broad sense, public training means training that is geared toward society at arge. Whereas in the narrow sense, public training is limited to the trainings plemented by vocational training institutions. Participants are not predetermined and training opportunities are opened to the public. Institutional and operational expenditures are supported or borne by the government.
Job placement is one of the objectives of public training.
4.Training expenses are mainly borne by the government. Currently, there are thirteen public vocational training institutions providing 8,425 training slots. Training programs cover 104 trade areas in metal processing, automotive maintenance and repairs, electrical engineering, electronics, computer information, construction, printing, and service industries. Pre-employment training is offered for trainers, skilled workers in manufacturing induustries, and personnel in service industries. Upgrading training is provided for instructors, skilled workers in manufacturing industries, and personnel in service industries.