In the first half of this year, the Taichung Branch Office of the Administrative Enforcement Agency organized internship training for 14 students from the Department of Finance and Law at Asia University. To deepen their understanding of agency operations, from March to May, the Ethics Office themed its activities around "Guiding with Integrity, Walking the Path of Clean Governance," arranging a series of courses including observation and practical exercises in anti-corruption practices. These initiatives aimed to help interns explore the significance of integrity and ethics  in the workplace.

 Additionally, to establish a campus integrity network and expand anti-corruption advocacy efforts, the Ethics Office designated interns as integrity education ambassadors. Collaborating with faculty and students from Asia University's Department of Finance and Law, they promoted legal education programs in primary schools, communities, and campuses, advocating against corruption. Through innovative approaches tailored to the new generation, these efforts aimed to advocate and promote the values of integrity and ethics in a relaxed, lively, yet professional manner.