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PTT will offer on-the-job experience

PTT and the Vocational Education Commission are offering retail-business training and work experience at the oil giant's petrol stations to students.

Published on November 20, 2007

The commission has signed an agreement with PTT Retail Business, MBC Land and the Retail Business Alliance.

The move is to expand vocational students' skills by providing first-hand experience and encouragement to be constructive.

Students will be shown the ropes at PTT and Jet service stations, Amazon coffee shops and Jiffy and 7-Eleven convenience stores.

Students will be taught about product display,

management, counter and petrol services and work with inventory and food-service managers.

They will receive certificates at the end of their stints, with the most highly qualified among them offered full-time jobs at the company.

The commission hopes the programme will be expanded later to give students work experience at the company's petrochemical plants.

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