To help young people enhance their job skills and gain practical workplace experience, the Ministry of Labor has introduced an employment initiative targeting youth aged 15 to 29 who lack work experience or professional expertise. The program encourages companies to provide on-the-job training aligned with specific job roles, lasting from three to six months, under a "hire first, train later" model. Over the past three years, the program has seen an annual average of approximately 2,500 participating companies and has provided training opportunities to around 14,000 young individuals each year.

The program accepts applications year-round, with employers receiving up to NT$54,000 in training subsidies per trainee. This initiative helps businesses address talent needs while supporting young people in developing professional skills and entering the workforce more effectively. Interested companies or young jobseekers are invited to visit the Youth Vocational Training Resource Portal (https://ttms.etraining.gov.tw/eYVTR/Main/Index1) for more information or call the toll-free service line at 0800-777-888 for assistance.