Shinhan Life is stepping up to support youth employment.
On July 29, Shinhan Life announced its participation in the '2026 Future Tomorrow Work Experience Program' organized by the Ministry of Employment and Labor.
This program aims to provide job experience to unemployed youth under 34 years old, who often lack practical experience as the job market shifts towards frequent hiring and experienced candidates.
Participants in the program will work in teams over approximately eight weeks, engaging in real company projects that include job training, project execution, mid-term evaluations, and final presentations. Employees from Shinhan Life will serve as mentors, coaching participants throughout the project and sharing practical insights.
Through this initiative, Shinhan Life plans to offer meaningful work experience to young people, enhancing their understanding of the corporate environment and improving their practical skills to boost their employability. In September, the program will culminate in a presentation of project results, with awards for outstanding cases.
A Shinhan Life representative stated, "We hope that unemployed youth can gain job experience through programs conducted by the government and companies, while also building confidence and skills."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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