Hana Securities Offers 60 Young People Hands-On Experience at Its Research Center

Hana Securities said on November 12 that it will give young people preparing for careers in the financial sector the opportunity to gain hands-on experience at a securities firm's research center through the Future Tomorrow Work Experience Program, organized by the Ministry of Employment and Labor.

The program is designed to let participants work with current analysts at Hana Securities to analyze industries and companies and gain direct experience in research. Crackerbox (CareerHigh), an HR solutions company specializing in the financial sector, will run the program and support training design and talent matching.

The 60 young participants will form teams of four and carry out projects analyzing three industries: energy, utilities and power equipment, and construction. Through mentoring from analysts covering each industry and weekly in-person feedback, they will learn how to analyze companies and about the research process.

The program will run for about eight weeks, following participant selection and pre-employment training. Applications will be accepted through November 22, and interviews will take place from November 25 to 27. After completing pre-employment training on November 29 and 30, participants will begin their projects on December 1.

Hwang Seungtaek, head of Hana Securities' Research Center, said, "We are taking part in this program to share the analytical expertise built up by Hana Securities' Research Center with young people preparing for careers in the financial sector. We will actively support participants in broadening their understanding of the financial investment industry by analyzing industries alongside current analysts and gaining direct experience in research."

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