Gyeongnam Province Creates Jobs Through Mandatory Training for Village Enterprises

Cultivating Capabilities for Stable Independence and Sustainable Development of Village Enterprises

Village enterprise applicants are attending mandatory training.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Park Saeyan] Gyeongsangnam-do will conduct 'Essential Training for Village Enterprises' over three days on the 10th, 11th, and 17th for those wishing to apply for village enterprise designation next year.

A 'village enterprise' is a village-level business that realizes the benefits of the local community by creating income and jobs through profit-making projects utilizing local resources.

Once designated as a village enterprise, applicants can receive support such as project funding and management consulting.

Currently, there are 128 active village enterprises in the province.

On the 10th and 17th, the first session (new applicants) 'Introductory Training' will be held for those wishing to apply for village enterprise designation. On the 11th, the second (re-designation) to third session (advancement) 'Specialized Training' will be conducted for applicants.

First session (new) applicants must complete the 'Introductory Training,' and second session (re-designation) applicants must complete the 'Specialized Training.'

The 'Introductory Training' is designed to cultivate capabilities so that village enterprises can stably become self-reliant, including understanding social economy.

The 'Specialized Training' consists of content aimed at the professionalism and sustainability of village enterprises, such as how to write business plans.

The introductory training held on the 10th was conducted remotely in Changwon and Jinju by distributing 48 pre-registered participants by region.

The specialized training scheduled for the 11th and 17th, as well as the second introductory training, will also be conducted in a distributed manner to prevent the spread of COVID-19.