Ananti Launches 'K-New Deal Academy' for Talent Development in Hotel and Tourism Industry

Selected as an Official Operator of the Ministry of Employment and Labor Program

"Graduate Recruitment Connections Also Planned"

Ananti, a hotel and resort company, has entered the field of talent development for the hotel and tourism industry.

The company plans to support youth employment by participating in the Ministry of Employment and Labor's youth vocational training project, providing on-site training, and linking education to recruitment.

On July 15, Ananti announced that it has been selected as an operating organization for the 'K-New Deal Academy' promoted by the Ministry of Employment and Labor and will operate the 'Ananti Hospitality Service Experience Design Academy.'

The K-New Deal Academy is a youth vocational competency development program in which companies directly design and manage education courses tailored to the needs of the industry on site.

This training program has been developed with the direct involvement of current professionals at Village de Ananti from the planning stage, focusing on building practical skills required in the hotel and tourism industry. Another feature is the incorporation of service experience design (CX) concepts through collaboration with the Busan Design Promotion Agency.

The curriculum covers hotel and MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, Exhibitions) roles, brand strategy, service design thinking, planning of projects based on customer experience, SNS content production, and the application of generative AI to real work. Participants will also take part in various employment capacity-building programs such as on-site visits and site tours at Village de Ananti, business etiquette, and mock interviews.

Outstanding graduates will have the opportunity to be connected to recruitment at Ananti. In addition, career portfolios can be developed through mentoring by current professionals, and job support programs at the Busan Design Promotion Agency will also be available.

The program is open to unemployed youth aged 15 to 34 who are interested in the hotel, tourism, or service design fields, regardless of their major. Recruitment of trainees will take place from July 20 to August 10, with 50 participants selected and training set to begin from August 24.

An official from Ananti stated, "We will support young people to build competitiveness in the hotel and tourism industry through practical, hands-on education."

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