Hapcheon-gun, Stress Relief... Civil Servant Image-Making Training Conducted

Advanced training for approximately 10 participants, 2 hours once a week, 4 sessions total, until October 8

Civil Servant Image Making Training Image Source: Hapcheon-gun

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Choi Soon-kyung] The Gyeongnam Hapcheon-gun Lifelong Learning Center announced on the 23rd that it will open and operate a 'Civil Servant Image Making' training program to provide better military administrative services through stress relief and anger management conversation training for civil servants.

This training will be conducted as an advanced course once a week for 2 hours each session, totaling 4 sessions from the 16th to October 8th, targeting around 10 participants per session.

The training, led by Park Seon-jeong, a renowned speech design expert in this field, consists of time to express inner feelings that are usually hidden, methods to eliminate negative emotions, and conversation techniques that do not provoke the emotions of others.

A civil servant who participated in the training said, "It was a time to relieve worries that I could not easily share with others and to soothe my inner feelings, which brought vitality to my daily life and became an opportunity to reflect on myself."

Moon Jun-hee, the mayor of Hapcheon-gun, said, "Our civil servants must have felt fatigued due to the increased workload during the COVID-19 era. I hope this training helps them relieve stress and momentarily escape from the pressure they have been under. Also, I hope they will make every effort to improve the quality of service to the residents with renewed determination."