Throughout the intensive six-day training program, participants engaged in various flexible learning methods, including classroom lectures, field visits, case analyses, group discussions, group presentations, and interactive games. They gained a deeper understanding of the Convention and its mechanisms and delved into topics related to living heritage, including legal policies, documentation and safeguarding of intangible cultural heritage, ethical principles, and sustainable development. They also clarified the roles, responsibilities, and methods of participation for trainers in various aspects of intangible cultural heritage capacity building.