To assist the public in enhancing workplace skills, the Workforce Development Agency of the Ministry of Labor has established the Workforce Development Digital Service Platform (website: https://portal.wda.gov.tw/). This platform offers over 600 free digital courses covering workplace knowledge, including 12 major vocational training categories, 13 industries, and 53 skill certification areas such as electromechanical integration, solar photovoltaic installation, computer software applications, and women's fashion. In 2024, the platform attracted over 13.51 million visits for online learning.
The Digital Labor Development Service Platform offers learning services without requiring member login, making it convenient for the public to use. (Image / Screenshot from the Workforce Development Agency website)
The Workforce Development Agency stated that to expand workers' professional capabilities, the platform will continue to update and enrich its digital courses in response to labor market trends. For example, Green Energy Development offers a "Solar Photovoltaic Installation" digital course, covering topics such as an introduction to solar energy system construction, solar cells, solar system installation examples, and solar photovoltaic system maintenance.
To support digital transformation, the platform also provides specialized courses on Python web scraping, cloud services, and AI artificial intelligence in its information application section. In addition to workplace skills, the platform offers job-seeking assistance courses such as mastering golden resumes, job interview strategies, and essential job application techniques to enhance job-seeking success.
The Digital Labor Development Service Platform offers 53 free digital learning courses related to skill certification. (Image / Screenshot from the Workforce Development Agency website)
For convenient online learning, the platform allows users to access courses without requiring a login. Additionally, it is linked to the TaiwanJobs website (https://www.taiwanjobs.gov.tw/), making it accessible to both job seekers and employed individuals who wish to enhance their workplace skills.
