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[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Gwi-yeol] Andong City achieved a result where 53% of internship participants were hired as full-time employees through the local company internship support project carried out last year.


Among 59 people who completed internships at 16 local companies including SK Bioscience, Animal Cell Validation Support Center, and Biowix, 31 were reportedly hired as full-time employees.


Andong City will continue to promote the local company internship support project this year as well. After completing the recruitment of participating companies last month, it is recruiting internship participants until June 17.


The internship support project is a program that provides employment participation opportunities to young people and establishes a virtuous cycle structure for job creation. It is being promoted as one of the Andong-type job projects to strengthen local workforce competitiveness.


Eligible participants are unemployed youth aged 18 to 39 who have an address in Andong City, including unemployed individuals or graduates and prospective graduates of educational institutions located in Andong City.


The support types include ▲educational internships for workforce training at national research institutes, etc., and ▲employment-linked internships for training professional personnel to solve direct and micro-level corporate problems in the workplace.


The total number of recruits this time is 35, with 7 for educational internships and 28 for employment-linked internships. There are 18 companies eligible to participate, and participants apply to their desired companies, undergo a final interview screening, and then start working as interns from July 1.



Applications can be submitted by visiting the Andong City Youth-Only Knowledge Industry Center, by mail, email, or through the Andong-type Job Project Group website.


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