Signing of 'Cooperation Agreement for Job Creation in SMEs Overcoming COVID-19'
Support for Vocational Training... "Fulfilling the Social Mission of Public Institutions"

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Bo-kyung] The Human Resources Development Service of Korea and Korea East-West Power signed a "Joint Cooperation Agreement for Job Creation in Small and Medium Enterprises to Overcome COVID-19" on the 13th at the HRD Service headquarters located in Jung-gu, Ulsan.


According to the agreement, both organizations will mutually cooperate in areas such as ▲scholarship support for work-study dual system learners ▲vocational competency development training support for employees of partner and affiliated companies ▲establishing a cooperative system to share know-how in managing qualifications related to electricity, energy, and resources.


Starting this month, the HRD Service will recruit and select scholarship recipients among work-study dual system learners participating in energy-related SMEs nationwide. Together with East-West Power, they plan to support scholarships for about 200 young people by next year.


Last year, the HRD Service and East-West Power provided scholarships to work-study dual system education graduates working at energy companies in the Ulsan area on a pilot basis, and this agreement will expand the program nationwide.


Kim Dong-man, Director of the HRD Service, stated, "The HRD Service will continue to collaborate with more organizations to fulfill the social mission of public institutions."



Earlier in June, the HRD Service established a "Comprehensive Plan for Social Value" containing four major strategies and 17 detailed tasks, striving to realize social value such as job creation.


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