Jungjingong, Activation of Customized Training Programs for SMEs

Joint Efforts of Six Training Institutes Nationwide to Explore Innovation Plans for Second Half Training Programs

Ahn Jung-gon, Head of the Job Headquarters at the Korea SMEs and Startups Agency (fourth from the left), is taking a commemorative photo with attendees at the Korea SMEs and Startups Agency Training Field Innovation Meeting held in Daejeon.

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Cheol-hyun] The Small and Medium Business Corporation (Chairman Kim Hak-do, hereinafter referred to as SBC) announced on the 10th that it will actively promote innovation in training courses to revitalize customized training projects for small and medium-sized ventures.

Over the past two years, SBC opened its training center facilities as residential treatment centers and actively participated in overcoming the COVID-19 crisis through close cooperation with the government. Recently, as COVID-19 response measures have shifted to normal recovery and the operation of the training center residential treatment centers has ended, SBC has been expanding education to strengthen the capabilities of employees at small and medium-sized enterprises.

On the 7th, a Training Field Innovation Meeting was held to revitalize the second half training projects and seek innovative measures for training courses. About 20 officials, including Ahn Jung-gon, head of the SBC Job Headquarters, and directors of six regional training centers, attended the meeting.

During the meeting, time was spent discussing the key promotion directions and improvement plans for the second half to operate demand-centered curricula that align with industrial trends and policy directions.

Head Ahn Jung-gon said, "With the end of the residential treatment center operation at the training center over the past two years, demand for corporate training is expected to increase in the second half," adding, "We will do our best to nurture customized talent for small and medium-sized ventures, centered on SBC regional training centers."

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