
We find and develop people with real ESG expertise.
We run these programmes ourselves and also adapt them to what different companies need.


Interlink members supporting an actual eventWe put the skills of international students — overseas market research,
social media marketing, translation and interpreting — to work for your business.
A children's storytelling class in session (Yonsei Daycare Centre)We run English and Chinese classes taught by international student volunteers.
We manage the whole system — recruiting university students,
building the curriculum, producing teaching materials.
A multicultural experience booth in action (2022 Seoul Youth Volunteer Festival)We deliver cultural talks and
hands-on programmes matched to the needs of the institutions, parents and children taking part.
Running volunteer programmes at home and abroad (Yangyang Art Beach plogging)We plan and run volunteer programmes that match the goals of companies and institutions
. Setting up and running volunteer corps, supporting training and networking programmes,
logging volunteer hours, partnering with other organisations — we manage the whole operation.

Registering hours on the 1365 system and managing outputs; expanding volunteering and partnerships
through Seoul's 25 district volunteer centres; connecting
university volunteer clubs

Volunteering led by global youth volunteers; ESG forums and corporate talks
(BLACKYAK, the Korea ESG Association, social content production
and more); DMZ visit and networking hosted by the Ministry of Unification

Collaborations with many companies, institutions and programmes —
eco kits, Art Beach, the Seoul Youth Volunteer Festival and more

Serving meals and delivering lunch boxes to people in need,
working with community welfare centres

Working with the Mapo Tourist Police and the Yeonnam Global Village Centre to make Korea
feel more welcoming to visitors, in English, Chinese, Japanese,
Russian and other languages
At Livewith Entership you run and manage projects that answer real needs on the ground through non-profit partnerships, and in doing so you
build the grounding and capability of a real practitioner.

Learn it properly, from planning through to real practice — a social-project internship
Getting a career started at all is hard these days.
Through real working life you find your own strengths and build job-ready skills.

You plan a small ESG project yourself and find the details
that real delivery depends on.
Not ‘study’ that stops at case studies, but real ‘work’ — and with it,
the capability of a genuine ESG professional.
You learn the practical side of the work and a broad base of ESG knowledge,
growing into someone who can lead a project from planning right through to delivery.

Drawing on what you learn in training and a wide set of references, you plan
a social project you can actually run yourself.
Alongside people who share your values, you gain experience
of leading project planning yourself.