In the Buddhist education system, the Middle Way or the Noble Eightfold Path is the defining principle. The aim of the training is for the acquired knowledge to become experience through practice, and then for the experience to be integrated into everyday life and behavior. Through the acquired attitude, skills and knowledge, the goal is to develop a helping attitude and communication skills, master the transfer of acquired knowledge and experience, strengthen social integration, develop tolerance, and increase creativity in order to improve our environment. They are prepared to continue their studies in doctoral training.