Shinbo Signs Business Agreement to Support Growth of High School Graduate Talent and Job Creation

Ministry of Education and Korea Student Aid Foundation
Sign 'Business Agreement for Promoting Employment of High School Graduates and Revitalizing SMEs'

Yoon Dae-hee, Chairman of the Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (left), is posing for a commemorative photo with Yoo Eun-hye, Deputy Prime Minister for Social Affairs and Minister of Education (center), and Lee Jung-woo, Chairman of the Korea Student Aid Foundation (right), at the "Business Agreement Ceremony for the Activation of Employment for High School Graduates and Revitalization of Small and Medium Enterprises" held on the 9th at the Korea Student Aid Foundation Seoul Office.

[Asia Economy Reporter Park Sunmi] The Korea Credit Guarantee Fund announced on the 9th that it signed a "Business Agreement for the Activation of Employment for High School Graduates and Revitalization of Small and Medium Enterprises" with the Ministry of Education and the Korea Student Aid Foundation at the Korea Student Aid Foundation Seoul Office.

This agreement was prepared to support the stable social entry of high school graduate youth workforce and to resolve the difficulties faced by excellent small and medium enterprises experiencing recruitment shortages due to COVID-19. The agreement institutions plan to establish a close cooperation system through this agreement to provide various support so that young talents can grow into future technology talents and entrepreneurs.

In particular, the Korea Credit Guarantee Fund will utilize about 300,000 small and medium enterprises it deals with to support the stable social entry of high school graduate talents through ▲ discovering jobs for young talents such as vocational high school students, ▲ recruiting companies for on-site training, ▲ establishing and operating a high school graduate talent registration system through its own job matching platform ‘Job Cloud’, and ▲ supporting recruitment through the online job fair held annually by the Korea Credit Guarantee Fund.

At the ‘Mock Startup Consulting’ performance report meeting held as a side event of the agreement ceremony, 7 teams and 21 students from Daegu Technical High School who received mentoring from the Korea Credit Guarantee Fund participated and presented creative startup ideas. Prior to the agreement ceremony, the Korea Credit Guarantee Fund conducted pilot startup lectures and consulting for Daegu Technical High School students over the past month to cultivate entrepreneurship and startup mindset. Starting next year, in cooperation with the Korea Student Aid Foundation, they plan to expand startup lectures and consulting for vocational high school students nationwide.

Yoon Daehee, Chairman of the Korea Credit Guarantee Fund, said, “Through this agreement, we have created an opportunity for excellent young talents to achieve stable social entry,” and added, “The Korea Credit Guarantee Fund will continue to actively support the employment of high school graduate talents in response to the government’s job policies.”

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