Hyundai Motor is training 28 students and instructors from partner institutions in eight Asian and European countries as part of an initiative to develop the next generation of global automotive service professionals. The program, held at the company’s Cheonan Global Learning Center in South Korea, covers electric vehicle and battery fundamentals, Hyundai’s E-GMP platform and advanced driver assistance systems. The participants are receiving mobility-focused technical instruction designed to support future service operations in international markets. The group is also touring Hyundai Motor Group facilities, including a steel manufacturing plant, vehicle production lines and an advanced maintenance center. The visits are intended to provide practical exposure to the company’s manufacturing and service processes. Hyundai said the program includes instructor-led curriculum development to help establish a sustainable talent pipeline. The company described the initiative as part of its efforts to strengthen service expertise through academic-industry partnerships. Post navigation Hyundai Joins Champions League