The statement said that most courses recorded an increase in trainees “as residents grasped the chance to enjoy the benefits of the [government’s] Continuing Education Development Plan in 2016, which was the last year of the plan’s second phase.”
According to the statement, Business and Administration courses had the highest number of trainees, accounting for 30.8 percent, or 20,271 trainees, of the total, followed by computing courses and language courses, with 8,223 and 7,255 trainees respectively.
