INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE in Planning and Marketing at a Social Venture Promoting Traditional Culture!

*This project is for foreign participants.

Korean traditional cultureis closer through this internship!

As we enter a global era, Korean traditional culture is spreading widely, and many foreigners are becoming interested in it.

However, there is a concern that Korean traditional culture is disconnected from the public due to its historical background.

How about an internship that increases the accessibility of traditional culture, making it easy and fun to enjoy?

You will be able to plan and execute traditional culture projects yourself and feel a sense of pride.

Traditional cultural industryand gain work experience. You will also expand your skills!

If you are interested in traditional culture and want to go into planning or marketing, this internship is perfect!

You will create programs or campaigns to promote traditional culture and also make content like videos and photos to create cultural and artistic value.

You can also design and create logos or symbols that contain traditional meanings and gain experience in various tasks.

As you experience and understand the traditional cultural industry, you will feel that your activities help create a healthy cultural heritage.

Traditional culture internshipis great for these reasons!

First,,you can experience traditional culture that is not commonly encountered.

You will gain unique work experience while helping to develop the traditional cultural industry and feel pride in Korean traditional culture.

Based on the slogan, 'The heart designs culture, and culture designs the heart,' we connect with countries around the world to create a healthy society for future generations.

Second,,you can feel both the past and present.

You will experience working with traditional culture through modern methods that bridge the past and present.

While interning, you will live in Seoul, where you can see both the charm of the past and the present.

Third,,you will learn more about yourself by doing work that promotes harmony of body and mind.

By making meditation, our ancient mental culture and philosophy, a regular part of your life, you will deepen your understanding of yourself.

An internship that helps more people enjoy traditional culture in easy and fun ways!

Shall we enjoy being Korean together while getting closer to traditional culture?

This project is an internship where you can gain planning and marketing experience related to traditional culture.

We create and plan innovative cultural content through which forgotten and neglected traditional culture can be revived.

We want more people to enjoy traditional culture in an easy and fun way.

■ Main Activities (Examples)

• Planning Field

1. Planning a platform where various people and resources come together to explore how culture turns into industry and vice versa.

(e.g., Seoul International Buddhist Fair: Traditional Culture Industry Exhibition, BAF (Traditional Art Fair), Planning for International Exchange Exhibition)

2. Discovering fading cultures from everyday perspectives and creating programs that make culture easy and fun.

(e.g., the Batchian Project, Expert Group Workshops, Chuseok Day, etc.)

• Marketing Field

1. Brand Marketing: Discovering the essence of cultural heritage and the spirit that has been valued for a long time from the past to the present, and visually and commercially developing and promoting it.

(e.g., creating temple symbols and logos, developing a guidebook for traditional temples in Seoul, running temple culture programs, offline/online promotion for the Myungwon World Tea Fair, etc.)

2. As a social enterprise started in 2010, we prioritize the reprocessing and reproduction of valuable traditional cultural content that has been neglected and forgotten, providing solutions for mental health, and creating cultural and artistic value through video content production.

(e.g., creating videos for events and live shopping broadcasts, photography, etc.)

■ Main Activity Schedule

• Planning Field

Time	Schedule
09:00 ~ 12:00	Research on traditional culture events conference
12:00 ~ 13:00	Lunch Time
13:00 ~ 18:00	Writing event planning reports
18:00 ~	Free Time

• Marketing Field

Time	Schedule
09:00 ~ 12:00	Traditional culture branding work
12:00 ~ 13:00	Lunch Time
13:00 ~ 18:00	Creating traditional culture video content
18:00 ~	Free Time

* The above activities are examples to help understand the activities. The activity times may change based on the time of participation and local conditions.

■ Additional Information

- The program requires a significant time investment each day, so we will prioritize dedicated and hardworking individuals.

- Based on participant feedback, the process can be extended, and future activities can be negotiated with the organization.

Details of support

- Project application fee and participation fee

- Orientation cost

- Domestic experience certificate

Exclusions

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

Culture designs the heart, and the heart designs culture.

Our organization is a social venture that strives to imagine a fair world through culture. We work to discover valuable local cultures that are being neglected and forgotten, and create a cycle where these cultures can be reused as local resources. Over the past 8 years, we have aimed to revive forgotten Korean culture in daily life by creating a virtuous cycle in the traditional Korean cultural industry through MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conventions, Exhibitions, Events), branding marketing, developing seasonal festivals, and distributing crafts.

A word from the local agency representative.

Korea's unique spirit and cultural heritage are fading from daily life due to wars and rapid economic growth over the past 150 years.

In a similar way, many world regional heritages are also disappearing due to power and economic logic.

Culture is both a resource and a spirit of the region, so our goal is to develop cultural industries that allow regions to grow along with culture, realizing the vision that 'all culture is valuable' as a sustainable local cultural business.

We will do our best to find the small happiness and peace that already exist around us, so that they can stay in our lives for a long time, dedicating ourselves to designing the heart through culture.

| Area : Seoul Special City

Seoul, the capital of South Korea, is located in the center of the Korean Peninsula and stretches north and south across the Han River.

Traveling in Seoul, where the past and present coexist and change every day, will feel new each time.

Seoul is the perfect place for city travel, where you can explore beautiful palaces that hold 600 years of history and trendy arts and cultural neighborhoods leading Korea's trends.

Come travel to Seoul, where you can visit places with rich history and trendy attractions!

■ Recommended Travel Destinations

1. Namsan

Namsan is located in the heart of Seoul and is a symbol of the city, providing citizens with a place to rest and breathe fresh air, as well as a center for leisure activities. At the top of Namsan, the Namsan Seoul Tower is Korea's first multi-purpose tower that combines efficient broadcasting capabilities with a function for tourism. It was built for the future of broadcasting and tourism. For over 40 years, it has been a representative tourist spot and a symbol of Seoul.

2. Han River

The Han River, which has flowed for over five thousand years, is not only a proud natural cultural heritage of our people but also a precious retreat in the city, acting as the lungs for the citizens of Seoul. Many parks along the Han River have been developed, making it a popular spot for residents. There are various sports facilities, resting areas, and docks for river cruises, along with good bike paths, making it a favorite for bike riders. Especially in the spring or fall, many people enjoy the Han River by sitting on mats.

3. Deoksugung

Deoksugung, located in Jung-gu, Seoul, was a residence of King Gojong during the Joseon Dynasty and holds the most intense moments of Korea's modern history. After the Imjin War in 1592, it was used as a temporary palace by King Seonjo and was called Haeongung, then renamed Gyeongun Palace during King Gwanghaegun's reign. King Gojong lived here, and the name was changed to Deoksugung to express the wish for his longevity. Around Deoksugung, there is the Deoksugung Stone Wall Path, known as a resting spot for citizens and a dating place for lovers. There is even a belief that couples walking along this path will break up.

This project starts on the first Monday of every month.

The minimum participation period for this project is 4 weeks.

1. This project is open to foreigners who are 19 years or older.

2. Refunds are not possible due to personal reasons after the project is confirmed.

3. By applying for the project, participants agree to the refund policy.

4. This project has a <strict> refund policy. If you cancel before the project is confirmed, we will refund 100% of the project fee.For more details about refunds, please see the refund policy.

5. The project schedule and content may change due to local conditions (transportation, weather changes, etc.) and may be reduced or altered if necessary.

6. This project is operated by an organization in partnership with local agencies. Therefore, the local agency is responsible for the actual operation.

7. Please make transportation reservations after you receive final confirmation of your project participation. After confirmation, we provide individual information about the schedule.