Kwon Chang-jun, the Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Employment and Labor, encouraged trainees at Samsung's K-New Deal Academy to build the job skills needed in the industry and grow in their careers.
On July 30, during the opening ceremony of the Samsung K-New Deal Academy's 'Youth Hope Learning Center' held at Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance's training center in Daejeon, Kwon stated, "The K-New Deal Academy is a policy where companies meet future talent, youth enhance their capabilities, and the government supports this growth for all involved."
He added, "I hope that through Samsung's K-New Deal Academy, which has the slogan 'A Place Where Youth Create Tomorrow with Their Potential,' the youth will grow further and take great leaps forward."
The K-New Deal Academy is a program designed and operated by large companies to provide specialized vocational training and employment support, assisting youth in developing job skills and entering the labor market.
Samsung offers training in six job areas through the Youth Hope Learning Center, including electronics and information technology manufacturing, air conditioning and refrigeration, shipbuilding, heavy equipment operation, online advertising and public relations, and baking and pastry arts. The training will be conducted in two phases, targeting 1,000 youths across four regions: Chungcheong, Honam, Gyeongbuk, and Gyeongnam.
At the opening ceremony, 210 trainees from the Chungcheong region attended in person, while a total of 550 participants, including those from the other three regions, joined online and offline.
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