Our company has been commissioned by the Ministry of Environment to implement the “2026 Ministry of Environment Green-Collar Talent Development Program”, assisting with green-collar talent development, campus promotion, and related activities.

In response to the growing demand for green-collar talent driven by the 2050 net-zero emissions trend, the Ministry of Environment has launched the “Net-Zero Green-Collar Talent Training Program” to accelerate the development of professionals needed for Taiwan’s net-zero transition. The courses cover important topics such as climate change, greenhouse gas management, and product carbon footprints, helping participants develop professional knowledge and practical skills related to net-zero sustainability. Upon completing the courses and passing the examination, participants will receive the “Certificate of Completion for the Ministry of Environment Net-Zero Green-Collar Talent Training Program” as proof of professional competence for pursuing green-collar careers.

This program is the only authoritative training program in Taiwan that is aligned with the latest net-zero policies and regulatory trends. The course content is closely aligned with companies’ practical needs for green-collar talent, helping students prepare early for future green career development. We kindly ask your school to share this information with relevant students, so they can learn more about the course content, certification system, and future career applications. Students interested in sustainability, carbon reduction, and environmental governance are encouraged to register and participate.

To enhance the promotional effectiveness of the program, promotional electronic materials are enclosed. We kindly ask your school to assist in posting them on the school website, relevant announcement platforms, or other promotional channels, so that students can access the course information and register. If the announcement is posted, please send an electronic copy or screenshot of the announcement to the project contact person at 🔗kelly.yp.cheng@104.com.tw for subsequent reporting and project closure.