Sahmyook University to Begin Full-Scale Training of 38 Trainees for U.S. Employment
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Sahmyook University is set to officially launch its overseas employment training program for young people aiming to work in the United States.
On the 16th, trainees selected with the goal of working in the United States pose for a commemorative photo at the opening ceremony and orientation of the overseas employment training project "New Cheonghaejin University," held at Jang Geuncheong Hall in the International Education Center of Samyook University, Nowon-gu, Seoul. Samyook University
View original imageOn the 26th, Sahmyook University announced that it had begun training 38 trainees who aspire to employment in the United States, following the launch ceremony of the overseas employment training project, "New Cheonghaejin University."
The launch ceremony for the "New Cheonghaejin University" project was held on the 16th at Jang Geuncheong Hall in the International Education Center on campus. The trainees, who were selected through document screening and interviews, have now fully embarked on a training program focused on employment in the United States.
The overseas employment training project, supported by the Ministry of Employment and Labor and the Human Resources Development Service of Korea, is a program that provides young people aspiring to work abroad with industry-tailored training, overseas internships, and job placement support.
Introduced this year, the program adopts a performance-based model in which the university is responsible for the entire process—from curriculum planning and trainee selection to education, employment linkage, and post-placement support. By the end of the year, each trainee will complete 200 hours of job-specific training, 364 hours of language training such as business English, and 36 hours of courses on culture, safety, and regulations, totaling 600 hours. The training fee, which amounts to about 10 million won per person, is fully covered by 440 million won in annual government funding and matching university funds.
The university also plans to continue providing systematic support by collaborating with specialized local organizations in the United States to identify and verify excellent job opportunities and offer ongoing post-placement support.
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Seo Kyunghyun, Vice President of Sahmyook University and Head of the University Job Center, stated, "This project is not just a simple overseas training program, but a key strategic initiative for building a sustainable infrastructure for overseas employment at the university level," adding, "We will provide active support so that participating students can grow into key talents on the global stage."
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