Advanced Theoretical and Practical Training Begins
with Over 20 Aspiring Entrepreneurs
Hapcheon County in South Gyeongsang Province announced on the 17th that it held the opening ceremony for the 'Hapcheon County Agricultural Products Processing Startup Academy Advanced Course' at the Agricultural Education Room on the first floor of the newly constructed Agricultural Technology Center in Yongju-myeon. The program aims to increase the added value of local agricultural products and promote youth entrepreneurship.
This course will run from November to March next year and consists of ▲advanced theoretical education ▲specialized practical training ▲on-site field trips. It is expected to provide practical education that covers the entire process of starting a business.
Hapcheon County, Group Photo of the Advanced Course Opening Ceremony for the 2025 'Agricultural Product Processing Startup' Academy.
The Agricultural Technology Center is attracting attention by operating a three-stage educational program (myth stage, practical stage, commercialization stage) that goes beyond simple startup support and leads to actual business commercialization. In particular, a commissioned educational institution with expertise and credibility in the food sector will participate to provide high-quality educational services to the trainees.
Lee Dongryul, Director of the Agricultural Technology Center, said, "This advanced course of the Agricultural Products Processing Startup Academy is a core phase in establishing the 'Youth Startup Processing Valley' that Hapcheon County is promoting. We will spare no effort to support participants in developing innovative processed products using Hapcheon's excellent agricultural products and contributing to regional economic development through successful startups."
Through this training, Hapcheon County plans to nurture professional talent in the field of agricultural product processing and focus on maximizing the potential of Hapcheon's agricultural products, developing them into a high value-added industry.
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