Pohang City: 147 Public Service Candidates Begin On-the-Job Training... '35th Autumn Tea Culture Festival' Successfully Held at Rail Forest
Pohang City is adding vitality by assigning newly hired public officials to on-the-job training and successfully hosting a traditional tea culture festival.
On October 19, Pohang City held a ceremony at the auditorium of the Lifelong Learning Center to present training assignment letters to 147 candidates for new public service positions.
The trainees will be assigned to the city government headquarters, business offices, district offices, and eup, myeon, and dong offices, where they will gain hands-on administrative experience and deepen their understanding of their duties before formally taking up their positions.
Deputy Mayor Bae Yong-su offered words of encouragement, saying, "I hope your passion will become a driving force in shaping Pohang's future."
Meanwhile, on October 17, the 35th Pohang Autumn Tea Culture Festival was held at Daejam Madang in the Rail Forest, organized by the Pohang Chapter of the Korea Tea People Association.
The event featured free traditional tea tastings, an exhibition of tea sets, and a variety of performances, offering residents a chance to enjoy a moment of relaxation in their daily lives and experience the charm of traditional tea culture.
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Alongside supporting the new public officials as they adapt to administrative work, Pohang City is also expanding opportunities for residents to enjoy traditional culture in their daily lives.
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