“Learn directly from working analysts” ... Hana Securities offers hands-on training for young people

[Financial News] Hana Securities is offering 60 young people preparing for careers in finance the opportunity to gain hands-on experience at a securities firm's research center.
Hana Securities announced on the 12th that it would take part in the “Future Tomorrow Work Experience Program,” organized by the Ministry of Employment and Labor.
The program is designed to give young people the chance to analyze industries and companies alongside working analysts and gain direct experience in securities research. Crackerbox (Career High), a provider of human resources (HR) solutions specializing in the financial sector, will run the program.
The 60 participants will form teams of four and undertake projects analyzing three industries: energy, utilities and power equipment, and construction. Hana Securities analysts covering each industry will serve as mentors and provide training in company analysis methods and research work as a whole through in-person feedback sessions once a week.
The program will run for about eight weeks, following participant selection and preliminary job training. Applications will be accepted through the 22nd, followed by interviews on the 25th–27th and preliminary job training on the 29th–30th. The projects will get underway on the 1st of next month.
Hwang Seung-taek, head of the Research Center at Hana Securities, said, “We decided to take part in this program to share the analytical know-how our Research Center has built up with young people preparing for careers in finance.” He added, “We will actively support young people in broadening their understanding of the financial investment industry by analyzing industries alongside working analysts and gaining direct experience in research work.”

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