ABRI and NIE Partner to Pilot Green-Collar Training Course for Nearly Zero-Carbon Buildings
Low-carbon materials · AEC industry
Taiwan's Architecture and Building Research Institute (ABRI) reached an agreement with the National Institute of Environmental Research to launch a 12-hour training course on nearly zero-carbon buildings, scheduled to pilot at National Cheng Kung University.
In response to national climate policy directives to expand green talent training, the Architecture and Building Research Institute (ABRI) of the Ministry of the Interior has integrated university coursework into its Nearly Zero-Carbon Building Action Plan. Following consultations with the Ministry of Environment's National Institute of Environmental Research (NIE), both parties agreed to offer a 12-hour value-added course under the Net-Zero Green-Collar Talent Cultivation Alliance. ABRI and the Taiwan Architecture Center are developing course materials and test question banks, with curriculum documents scheduled for submission to the NIE in June 2026. The pilot program is slated for August to September 2026 at the alliance's Southern Cultivation Center at National Cheng Kung University, where trainees will take an online post-course assessment to earn completion certificates.
Key takeaways
- ABRI and NIE agreed to collaborate under the Net-Zero Green-Collar Talent Cultivation Alliance on a 12-hour training course for nearly zero-carbon buildings.
- Course outlines, slides, and exam banks are being developed with the Taiwan Architecture Center, with materials to be submitted to NIE by June 2026.
- The program is planned to pilot at National Cheng Kung University between August and September 2026, offering completion certificates upon passing an online test.
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