1. Possess relevant professional knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine: Promoters need to possess relevant professional knowledge and practical experience of traditional Chinese medicine and be competent for the teaching task of training.

2. Having legal business qualifications: the promoters need to have legal business qualifications and be able to carry out business activities within a legal framework.

3. Adequate training venues and facilities: Chinese medicine training courses need to have adequate training venues and facilities, including teaching rooms, laboratories, training venues, etc.

4. Have an excellent faculty: Chinese medicine training courses need to have an excellent faculty that can provide high-level teaching and training services.

5. Obtain approval and certification from relevant departments: To start a training course of traditional Chinese medicine, it is necessary to obtain approval and certification from relevant local departments (such as education departments and health departments), and go through relevant procedures and qualification certificates in accordance with relevant regulations.

6. Establish a sound management system: Establish a sound management system, including teaching management, student management, teacher management and financial management, to ensure the standardized and orderly training activities.

7. Have a good reputation and reputation: To run a Chinese medicine training class, you must have a good reputation and reputation, so as to ensure the quality of training and the reliability of service.