Muan High School Signs Business Agreement with Livestock Cooperative... Job Creation for Graduates

Supporting 'Two Job Positions Annually for Graduating Students' to Enhance Employment Competitiveness

Muan High School announced on the 18th that it has signed a business agreement with the Mokpo Muan Shinan Livestock Cooperative to support job opportunities for graduates so that students can study and work in the local area.

According to the agreement, the Livestock Cooperative plans to support the hiring of about two skilled workers annually from among the prospective graduates of Muan High School.

Muan High School signed a business agreement with the Mokpo Muan Shinan Livestock Cooperative to support job opportunities for graduates. Photo by Muan High School

Muan High School will nurture customized talents desired by the Livestock Cooperative through commissioned education, and the Cooperative plans to hire about two qualified students recommended by the school each year.

Both organizations agreed to maintain continuous exchanges such as mutual visits by executives and staff, sharing information for regional educational development, and cooperating to create local jobs and resolve labor shortages. Prior to the signing ceremony, the Livestock Cooperative donated a certain amount of development funds to Muan High School to support the operation of the high school credit system.

This agreement was evaluated as a regional win-win case where the school educates talents from Jeonnam to realize their dreams locally, and companies continuously supply excellent local manpower.

Chairman Moon Mansik promised, “We will actively cooperate to provide quality jobs to students who wish to work first and pursue further education later, so that young people can have dreams and stay in Jeonnam.”

Principal Yang Hoeryong stated, “Cooperating with the region so that our local students can have jobs and settle down locally is an alternative to prevent regional extinction. We will continue to do our best so that students in Jeonnam can realize their dreams.”