Callus Company, a South Korean startup launches its SPRINT PROGRAM in India, aims to build a talent pool of 100,000 candidates by 2026

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Callus Company, a South Korean startup launches its SPRINT PROGRAM in India, aims to build a talent pool of 100,000 candidates by 2026
“Callus Company, a South Korean startup launches its SPRINT PROGRAM in India, aims to build a talent pool of 100,000 candidates by 2026”
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Callus Company, a South Korean startup launches its SPRINT PROGRAM in India, aims to build a talent pool of 100,000 candidates by 2026
  • Callus Company is part of the K-Startup Centre (KSC) 2024 cohort, run by The Circle: Founders Club (FC) in India
  • The company is Partnering with prestigious universities such as SRM University in Chennai, Amity University in Noida, and VTU in Bangalore

New Delhi, [India], November 12, 2024: Callus Company, a South Korean startup focused on connecting young talent to global markets, announces the launch of its flagship SPRINT PROGRAM in India. This innovative program provides Indian students and professionals with internship-based hiring opportunities, aiming to empower them with competitive salaries and career growth in international roles. The entry into the Indian market highlights Callus Company’s commitment to fostering career opportunities for a large pool of highly skilled yet underemployed individuals in India. 

Callus Company’s move into India is backed by the country’s significant talent base and the company’s strategy to offer secure, permanent positions over short-term contracts. This unique approach not only allows Indian candidates to showcase their skills globally but also supports international companies in accessing a growth-focused, motivated workforce without hefty platform fees.