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Jul 31, 2026
Key takeaways
The AID 30+ Intensive Camp is a camp-style program where working adults build AI and digital job skills in a short time
Jaeneung University opened five courses for beauty and cosmetics professionals
Each course certifies completion with a digital badge that shares one design in a different color
What is the AID 30+ Intensive Camp?
The AID 30+ Intensive Camp is one type of AI·Digital (AID) intensive program for working adults. According to the National Institute for Lifelong Education (NILE), it’s a camp-style program where working adults aged 30 and over learn AI and digital skills in a short time and put them to work right away. Job skills are identified first, the course is built around them, learners are assessed through projects, and then digital badges are issued.
What program did Jaeneung University launch?
Jaeneung University was selected to run a 2025 AID 30+ Intensive Camp for professionals in beauty and cosmetics, a strategic industry in the Incheon region, and was selected again in 2026. Graduates receive a digital badge that certifies their job skills.
- AI-based Beauty Tech Basics
- Applied AI for Cosmetics GMP
- Cosmetics Manufacturing and Ingredient Analysis with AI
- Custom Cosmetics with Generative AI and Face AR
- Hair and Makeup with AI Personal Color Analysis
What do the badges look like?
The design stands Jaeneung University’s JEI logo up in 3D, with Jaeneung University and AID 30+ written above it. The same design shifts in color from orange to deep red, so each course gets its own badge. The image shows three of them.
AI-based Beauty Tech Basics
Beauty tech, AI basics, data use
Custom Cosmetics with Generative AI and Face AR
Generative AI, AR face analysis, custom cosmetics
Hair and Makeup with AI Personal Color Analysis
Personal color, AI image analysis, hair and makeup
How do graduates use their badges?
Graduates receive their badge by KakaoTalk (Korea’s main messaging app) or email. They can add the badge link to a résumé, or download a PDF certificate from the badge page and submit it to their employer. For a bundle course from the same program, see the Kwangwoon University story.
Frequently asked questions
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How is AID 30+ different from an AID bundle course?
NILE describes AID 30+ as a camp-style program where working adults learn in a short time, and an AID bundle course as one that groups about three online courses and certifies them with a digital badge.
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Can each course have its own badge?
Yes. Keep one design frame and change only the color or name. Each course gets its own badge, and they still read as one program.
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