Jindo County Holds "Getting to Know Our Hometown" Field Study for New Public Officials

Tailored Training for Organizational Adaptation and Job Competency Development

Jindo County conducted a field study titled "Getting to Know Our Hometown" for 26 newly appointed public officials on the 18th. Photo by Jindo County

Jindo County in South Jeolla Province conducted a field study titled "Getting to Know Our Hometown" for 26 newly appointed public officials on the 18th.

This field study was designed to help new public officials understand the region's history and culture and to broaden their practical perspective necessary for their duties. Participants visited major attractions and industrial sites, including Uldolmok Jindo Tower, Unrimsanbang, and Sol Beach Jindo, experiencing various aspects of local administration, industry, and culture firsthand.

In particular, at Unrimsanbang, they had the opportunity to deepen their cultural understanding by following in the footsteps of artists from Jindo. The training program also included sessions on understanding organizational culture, strengthening communication skills, establishing public service values, and integrity education, with a focus on enhancing practical adaptability to public service beyond theoretical learning.

A county official stated, "We hope that this field study will help new public officials develop pride in their hometown and quickly adapt to the public sector," adding, "We will continue to offer tailored training programs to further strengthen practical competencies."

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