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Established: July 1, 2015
Established
Revised: November 23, 2015
Revised
Revised: August 7, 2019
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Revised: February 22, 2022
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TRUNK Corporation has added new video content to the information security training course on the online training service "Workschool." The videos illustrate attack methods and data leakage scenarios that are difficult to understand through text alone, enhancing employees' learning effectiveness and practical application.
On September 30, 2026, TRUNK officially released a mental health course on the online training service "Workschool". The course consists of two types: one for general employees to protect their own mental health, and another for managers to recognize and address the well-being of their subordinates and teams.
TRUNK Corporation, which operates the online training service Workschool, added video content to its compliance course (for all levels). Under the supervision of Attorney Tomu Yudaka of Yudaka Law Office, the course consists of 23 parts. In response to corporate requests, the learning material was enriched to include not only explanations of regulations but also specific scenarios presented in video.
Chuo Ward’s training program, operated by TRUNK Inc., will hold an employment matching event on November 26, connecting women who have learned generative AI and online administrative skills with companies. The in-person networking event is recruiting six exhibitors. Participating companies can meet women with generative AI skills and recruit them without recruitment fees.
Workschool is partnering with Yokohama City to run a program for women to acquire web marketing and generative AI skills. Graduates are introduced to companies completely free of charge, with no recruitment fees. Workschool meets employers' hiring needs through in-person matching events and individual introductions.
Workschool, TRUNK Inc.'s online training service, established a framework for offering e-learning using IT, business, and professional qualification book content owned by Shoeisha. The companies aim to support corporate talent development more effectively by combining Shoeisha's trusted publishing content with Workschool's approach to sustainable learning and practical, workplace-ready skills. They plan to expand the available content over time.
TRUNK Inc. will hold six in-person job-matching events from December 2026 as part of Nerima Ward’s digital skills program for women and is seeking participating companies. Seven companies can join each session, and applications for multiple sessions are welcome. Participating companies can meet skilled women directly and recruit at no cost.
TRUNK Inc. has officially released a logical thinking course on its online training service Workschool in response to requests from businesses. Supervised by Professor Hayashi of Musashino University, the course systematically covers frameworks such as MECE, logic trees, and the pyramid principle.
TRUNK Inc. officially launched a Bookkeeping Level 3 course on its online training service, Workschool. The qualification is in high demand among companies seeking employee certification, and the course was developed in response to customer requests. It systematically covers the full scope of the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry Level 3 exam, from journal entries to reading financial statements. Video lessons and practice exercises help learners build understanding efficiently in short sessions.
TRUNK Inc. has officially released an introductory CAD course on its online training service, Workschool. In response to growing demand for CAD skills and a shortage of practical learning materials, the course was developed under the supervision of Katsuyasu Arai of Fujimi Consultant. It carefully covers points beginners often find challenging.