The Korea AI Game Association is recruiting game companies to participate in the '2026 Game Company Project-Based Field Training Program,' hosted by the Korea Creative Content Agency.

The Korea AI Game Association, the Daegu Digital Innovation Agency, and the Korea Game Developers Association are participating as platform organizations for this project, and participating companies can choose one of these institutions to apply.

The program focuses on supporting the recruitment of new personnel for game development projects and strengthening the practical capabilities of young talent in the game industry through project-based field training.

Eligible applicants are game-related corporations or individual businesses that plan to hire new personnel for game development projects. Companies must have been in operation for at least one year since business registration as of the announcement date, employ at least five permanent workers including the representative, and be enrolled in the four major social insurance schemes.

Selected companies will receive support for the labor costs of newly hired trainees for up to 6 months. The support covers up to 50% of the monthly wage paid to the trainee, with a maximum of 3 million KRW per person per month.

Participating companies are required to assign trainees to game development projects to conduct project-based field training and designate a mentor to provide practical, hands-on guidance.

Applications can be submitted via Google Form through the official Korea AI Game Association website until 11:00 AM on July 3rd. Participating companies will be selected following a document review and a video interview.

A representative from the Korea AI Game Association stated, "This project is a field training program that effectively connects the human resource needs of game companies with the practical experience sought by young talent," adding, "As this is a great opportunity for companies currently conducting game development projects to discover excellent talent and grow together, we ask for your interest and participation."