Woojins ThinkBig announced on October 26 that it will participate in the '2026 Youth Leap Talent Development Bootcamp' to provide practical training in manufacturing artificial intelligence (AI) for local youth.
The 'Youth Leap Talent Development Bootcamp' is a program organized by the Ministry of Education and the Korea Industrial Technology Promotion Agency (KIAT). It aims to enhance the practical skills of unemployed youth aged 19 to 34 in advanced industries and facilitate employment connections. Chosun University of Science and Technology has been selected this year as a university to implement advanced talent programs, offering specialized training courses that integrate AI with regional strategic industries such as semiconductors and mobility through its 'Manufacturing AI Factory' initiative.
Woojins ThinkBig will leverage its experience in planning and operating AI education programs to support foundational and common training in the manufacturing AI sector. The company plans to provide practical, industry-relevant training that reflects market demands and enhance the field application capabilities of participants by utilizing its network of professionals.
Looking ahead, Woojins ThinkBig intends to combine Chosun University of Science and Technology's educational infrastructure with its own capabilities in planning and operating educational content to establish a collaborative system for training practical talent tailored to industry needs.
A representative from Woojins ThinkBig stated, “Based on our accumulated AI education capabilities, we aim to enhance the employment competitiveness of local youth and contribute to the development of AI talent needed in the industry.”
Meanwhile, Woojins ThinkBig has begun improving its flagship learning platform, 'Woojins Smart All.' The company has integrated advanced AI diagnostic algorithms and data analysis features into the Smart All platform, catering to students from kindergarten through middle school.
Additionally, Woojins ThinkBig introduced an AI reading growth solution called 'KRS' in September to respond to the declining school-age population and changes in the education market.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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