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Technical Intern Job Training Centers in Developing Countries (Sri Lanka, Bhutan, and Kyrgyzstan) for South Korea

  • Information
    Technical Intern Job Training Centers in Developing Countries (Sri Lanka, Bhutan, and Kyrgyzstan) for South Korea - Information
    Matched Team Team 78
    Name Chimmi Wangmo Country Bhutan
    Scholarship N/A Email Address chimmi0810@gmail.com
    Year 2014 Program MDP
    Workplace Category Private Corp. Workplace
    Department Position
  • Brief intro of project
    Technical Intern Job Training Centers in Developing Countries (Sri Lanka, Bhutan, and Kyrgyzstan) for South Korea - Brief intro of project
    Title Technical Intern Job Training Centers in Developing Countries (Sri Lanka, Bhutan, and Kyrgyzstan) for South Korea
    Sustainable Development Goals 17. Partnerships for the Goals
    Timely Global Issues 5. Exchange of Knowledge and Culture
    Employment and Labor
    Summary of your project This project proposes the establishment of Korean language and culture teaching centers in Sri Lanka, Bhutan, and Kyrgyzstan to prepare young individuals from these developing countries for technical intern jobs in South Korea. The initiative aims to address South Korea's need for reliable young industrial workers while providing opportunities for individuals from developing countries to gain valuable industrial experience and knowledge. The project will be implemented by KDI alumni from Sri Lanka, Bhutan, and Kyrgyzstan, in collaboration with South Korean industrial companies. The program will offer a 3-year technical internship, during which participants will receive basic Korean language and culture training, a salary of two-thirds of South Korea's minimum wage, accommodation, and other welfare facilities. Upon completion, participants will return to their home countries with enhanced skills and knowledge to contribute to their local economies.
  • Alumni or organization want to cooperate with
    Technical Intern Job Training Centers in Developing Countries (Sri Lanka, Bhutan, and Kyrgyzstan) for South Korea - Alumni or organization want to cooperate with
    Specific alumni in mind Anyone from Sri Lanka, Bhutan, and Kyrgyzstan working in education and training
    Specific nationality of the alumni in mind Anyone from Sri Lanka, Bhutan, and Kyrgyzstan
    Specific organization(s) / workplace(s) in mind schools and language and skill training centers
    Specific work position(s) in mind
  • Details of Cooperation Project
    Technical Intern Job Training Centers in Developing Countries (Sri Lanka, Bhutan, and Kyrgyzstan) for South Korea - Details of Cooperation Project
    Objective of the Project For South Korea:
    - Address the labor shortage in key industrial sectors.
    - Introduce young, adaptable workers with basic Korean language skills.
    - Foster cultural exchange and strengthen ties with developing countries.

    For Developing Countries:
    - Provide employment opportunities for young individuals.
    - Equip participants with industrial skills and technological knowledge.
    - Encourage transferring knowledge and skills to local economies upon their return.

    For Participants:
    - Gain international work experience and financial stability.
    - Learn basic Korean language and cultural skills.
    - Develop technical expertise in various industrial sectors.
    Expected Benefits from the Project 1. Benefits for South Korea:
    - A steady supply of young, motivated workers.
    - Reduced labor costs compared to hiring local workers.
    - Enhanced cultural diversity in the workplace.

    2. Benefits for Developing Countries:
    - Reduced unemployment among young populations.
    - Transfer of industrial and technological knowledge.
    - Increased remittances to support local economies.
    Anything you would like to inform the potential partner This project presents a unique opportunity to address South Korea's labor shortage while providing young individuals from developing countries with valuable skills and employment opportunities. By establishing Korean language and Culture teaching centers and facilitating technical internships, the project will create a win-win situation for all stakeholders. The KDI alumni team, with their expertise and connections, is well-positioned to implement this initiative successfully. Through this program, participants will not only gain financial stability but also contribute to the industrial and economic development of their home countries upon their return.