Small Enterprise and Market Service Holds Youth Intern Exchange Event with Daejeon and Sejong Public Institutions

Small-Group Mentoring Sessions with Current Employees and More Held

The Small Enterprise and Market Service announced on the 22nd that it held a youth intern and work experience trainee exchange event at the Daejeon-exclusive training center, together with public institutions from Daejeon and Sejong.

On the 21st, the Small Enterprise and Market Service held a youth intern and work experience trainee exchange event at the Daejeon-exclusive training center in Seo-gu, Daejeon, together with five public institutions from Daejeon and Sejong. Small Enterprise and Market Service

This event was organized as part of a joint initiative by the Daejeon, Chungcheong, and Sejong public institution employment council, aiming to provide young people preparing to join public institutions with practical employment information and hands-on experience. A total of 30 youth interns and work experience trainees from five institutions, including the Small Enterprise and Market Service, National Railway Authority, Korea Startup Promotion Agency, Korea Gas Technology Corporation, and Korea Minting, Security Printing & ID Card Operating Corporation, participated in the event.

The program included presentations on work experience at each institution, a public institution knowledge quiz competition, small-group mentoring sessions with current employees, and the presentation of short-form videos promoting consumption at small businesses and traditional markets. In particular, during the mentoring sessions, employees from each institution rotated among groups to share practical insights about their job experiences, the job application process, and organizational culture.

Park Seonghyo, Chairman of the Small Enterprise and Market Service, stated, "This event is a meaningful example of an intern's idea being realized as an actual event," adding, "We will continue to expand opportunities for young people to take the lead in planning, and strive to ensure that the public sector serves as a strong stepping stone for youth employment."

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