Can university students get one?

Final-year students may qualify.

Does unused money roll over?

No, it expires after five years.

National Tomorrow Learning Card (Korea)

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The National Tomorrow Learning Card gives Korean residents a set training budget over five years for vocational courses. It merged the separate cards for unemployed and employed workers in 2020.

Contents

1. History
2. Support and choosing courses
3. FAQ
4. References

History

Training vouchers began in 2008 with an account system for unemployed people, while employed workers used a separate card. The two merged in January 2020, so one card now follows a person across jobs.

Support and choosing courses

Most residents qualify for up to ₩3 million over five years, or up to ₩5 million for vulnerable groups, with partial co-payments. Some groups are excluded, including civil servants and high earners. Digital bootcamps run separately as K-Digital Training. Compare course content, co-pay, satisfaction, and employment rates on Work24.

FAQ

Can university students get one?: Final-year students may qualify.
Does unused money roll over?: No, it expires after five years.

Sources reviewed: 2026-10-26

References

근로자직업능력 개발법, 국가법령정보센터. https://www.law.go.kr
고용24. https://www.work24.go.kr
고용노동부. (2020). 국민내일배움카드 시행 보도자료.

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