Experiencing an internship in content planning and design at a floral platform startup in Busan

This project is for foreign participants.

Living in Busan, I plan and design content for people who love flowers.

I create content for many people who need flowers, from regular customers to flower shop owners.

Use your own creative ideas to bring fresh changes to the traditional flower market.

Reasons why this project is great.

• I quickly feel the changes I create:

By applying IT technology and new ideas to the conservative flower culture, I can make big changes and experience the market's reaction quickly.

• Enjoy the city and the sea at the same time:

You can freely travel between the sea and the new city within 30 minutes.

Experience the beautiful scenery of the sea and the convenience of city life in Busan.

• It’s a feast for the eyes and nose:

I get to plan and design content about flowers in a fragrant and beautiful workspace filled with various flowers.

Many people who love flowers can buy and receive them more easily. We plan and produce content.

From general customers who buy flowers easily through vending machines to flower shop owners who order flowers online,

we plan and produce content so that many people who need flowers can meet them easily and efficiently.

• Online flower wholesale platform:

Breaking away from the traditional way of trading by visiting the flower market in person for over 40 years,

this is an e-commerce platform for flowers where you can order and pay for flowers through the internet and apps.

• Fresh flower vending machine:

It is a non-face-to-face service where you can purchase fresh flowers 24/7 by viewing them without visiting a flower shop.

■ Examples of content planning and design projects

This project allows you to participate by choosing either the planner programor the designer program.

• Choice 1. Examples of the planner program

1. Planning new services.
2. Planning flower promotion content.
3. Planning service updates and improvements.

• Choice 2. Examples of the designer program

1. Designing new content.
2. Flower marketing and image design.
3. Planning and designing service newsletters.

* The programs listed above are examples and will be run flexibly according to the participants' preferences, abilities, and situations.

■ Monthly schedule

Along with flower experts in planning, distribution, and marketing in the Busan area,you will understand the entire distribution process from flower production to sales and plan and design content.

• Week 1. Understanding the structure of the flower market.

09:00 – 12:00: Tour of Busan flower wholesale market.

12:00– 13:00: Lunch time.

13:00 – 18:00: Understanding the flower distribution process and wholesale market trading structure.

• Weeks 2 and 3. Planning/designing content.

09:00 – 12:00: Identifying problems during the distribution process, organizing marketing ideas.

12:00 – 13:00: Lunch time.

13:00 – 18:00: Writing draft plans/designs and incorporating feedback.

• Week 4. Executing content.

09:00 – 12:00: Creating and posting content promotional materials.

12:00 – 13:00 : Lunch break

13:00– 18:00 : Apply content and organize market responses

*The weekly schedule is just an example for reference and will be adjusted based on the participants and local situation.

■ Participation Conditions

You must work with organizations and experts in the Busan area.

Only those who can spare more than 8 hours a day for over 30 days can participate.

You need to work from planning to production.

■ Additional Information

Since this program requires a lot of time each day, we prioritize selecting those who are consistent and dedicated.

The course may be extended and further activities discussed with the organization based on participants' feedback.

Details of Support

- Project application fee and participation fee

- Orientation costs

- Domestic experience certificate

- Including accommodation

Exclusions

- Other living expenses (such as overnight stays, dining out, transportation, etc.)

The organization in charge of this process is a flower platform startup that is trying to change the flower market, which has operated in a traditional way for over 40 years.

Since launching the service, the organization has been growing steadily. It aims to solve the inconvenience of flower shops needing to go to the wholesale market to buy flowers and the challenges of keeping financial records by hand.

They began to build a new platform to address these data management difficulties.

The people you will work with in this organization aim to collaborate on various projects and respect new ideas and individual opinions.

In other words, they listen positively to your new ideas and experts in different fields provide active support.

| Area : Busan

■ Recommended Travel Destinations

1. Gwangalli Beach

Gwangalli Beach is a popular spot for young travelers. It is one of the main beaches in Busan, along with Haeundae, and offers a great view of the Gwangandaegyo Bridge. The bridge is famous for its beautiful views both day and night. You can enjoy a fragrant coffee at the café street along Gwangalli Beach during the day, and at night, enjoy the stunning night view of the bridge while experiencing the charm of Gwangalli 24 hours a day.

2. Gamcheon Culture Village

Gamcheon Culture Village was a place where refugees gathered after the war. It has transformed beautifully since being selected for an art project in 2009. You will find beautiful murals all around the village, making it a great place to explore and take photos. Since it is also a residential area, it's best to enjoy the sights quietly.

3. Haeundae Blue Line Park

Haeundae Blue Line Park is a coastal train that runs along the Busan sea. It covers a distance of 4.8 km from Haeundae to Micho and Cheongsapo to Songjeong, allowing you to enjoy the beautiful sea views. There are two types of trains: the beach train and the sky capsule. Take a ride and see the coastal scenery of Haeundae.

4. Haeridan-gil

Haeridan-gil is a rising tourist spot in Busan. Located in the Garak Noodles Alley of Haeundae, it’s a place with a village and local businesses behind the train tracks. The area has low two to three-story houses, creating a contrast to the tall buildings of Haeundae. Look carefully at the walls and floors, and you’ll find lots of cute characters and artwork.

5. Gukje Market

Gukje Market is the largest traditional market in Busan, located in Sinchang-dong, Jung-gu. In the food alley of the market, you can try famous dishes like bibim dangmyeon, seed hotteok, milmyeon, and pork soup. In addition to the food alley, there are streets for souvenirs, like Arirang Street, Lighting Street, and Patbingsu Alley, so there’s plenty to see and taste.

This project starts on the first Monday of every month.

The minimum participation period for this project.

4 weeks: 2,000,000 won (for other periods, please inquire separately).