The offshore wind power training center at Chunghwa University is full of classes every week, and professors and students come to sign up!

Photo: CUHK provides quality venues for students to practice in a comfortable and safe environment.

Chunghwa University has the only offshore wind power training center in Northern Taiwan.Tai Hua Wind Training CenterSince its opening in August last year, with the steady development of the offshore wind power industry, the number of enrollees has increased significantly. Not only staff working in the offshore wind power related industry have come to receive training, but also university professors and students are also members.Tai Hua Wind Training CenterSince December last year, classes have been full almost every week, and hundreds of people have been successfully trained to obtain GWO (Global Wind Energy Organization) certificates so far," he said.

Picture: Students practiced how to protect themselves in the sea by simulating a two-person abseil in a helicopter.

Taiwan is uniquely situated with excellent wind resources, and the government has been vigorously promoting offshore wind power generation, with offshore wind power capacity expected to reach 15GW by 2030. In response to the demand for renewable energy, Taiwan's offshore wind power, solar power, and electric vehicle industries are all actively developing, and have attracted many people to the country.Tai Hua Wind Training CenterThey enroll in training and obtain the GWO international license in the hope of catching the industry's tailwinds. For example, Yang Junwei, who is currently studying in the third year of the Department of Hydraulic and Oceanic Engineering at National Cheng Kung University, said that offshore wind power is the future trend of the industry, and taking advantage of the student period to obtain a license will be beneficial to the future of the related industry. During the training, the instructor was very professional and careful, which greatly reduced his fear of working at height; Catherine Tsai, who is currently working as an associate researcher of wind turbines at ITRI, said that due to job requirements, she may need to go to the offshore site in the future, and that through the training, she can know how to respond in case of a crisis, so that the team can operate more safely. In addition to students and freshmen who need to work in society to enroll in the training, Tatung University's Department of Electrical Engineering Associate Professor Hsiao Chun-yu is also one of the trainees, she said that due to work-related reasons and his interest in renewable energy wind turbines, he came to the center to learn about the actual operation of the situation, and will return to the university to share the experience of training with the students. She emphasized that graduates of the Department of Electrical Engineering have a great opportunity to work in offshore wind power related jobs, and encouraged students to obtain more certificates for cross-domain learning, which will be very helpful for further education and employment in the future!

Photo: Apart from participating in the maritime course, trainees also need to know the first aid procedures of CPR to ensure the safety of their partners during operation.

To obtain the GWO license as a threshold to engage in offshore wind wind work, the School of Management of the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) has recently collaborated with Haiso Energy,Taiwan wind trainingThe company signed the "Offshore Wind Power Talent Training and Employment Cooperation Agreement", and is expected to offer the "Offshore Wind Power Micro-credit Course" to train students to obtain the GWO-certified Basic Training (BST) license, and ASUSTeK will guarantee a monthly salary of $60,000, so that the students can have a high-paying job after graduation that is not inferior to that of the campus, and to cultivate offshore wind power talents in Taiwan!
Photo: Apart from participating in the maritime course, trainees also need to know the first aid procedures of CPR to ensure the safety of their partners during operation.

To obtain the GWO license as a threshold to engage in offshore wind wind work, the School of Management of the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) has recently collaborated with Haiso Energy,Taiwan wind trainingThe company signed the "Offshore Wind Power Talent Training and Employment Cooperation Agreement", and is expected to offer the "Offshore Wind Power Micro-credit Course" to train students to obtain the GWO-certified Basic Training (BST) license, and ASUSTeK will guarantee a monthly salary of $60,000, so that the students can have a high-paying job after graduation that is not inferior to that of the campus, and to cultivate offshore wind power talents in Taiwan!

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