A Career-Interrupted Woman Supporting IT Employment at Koscom for 3 Years... "Challenging 100% Employment Rate"

Kwon Hyung-woo, Executive Director of Koscom (left), and Kang Min-ah, Director of Yeongdeungpo Women's Human Resources Development Center (Photo by Koscom)

[Asia Economy Reporter Minwoo Lee] Koscom has decided to support the IT employment program for career-interrupted women again this year.

Koscom announced on the 9th that it will support the program for the third consecutive year, which trains women preparing for reemployment as IT convergence instructors in collaboration with Yeongdeungpo District Office and Yeongdeungpo Human Resources Development Center.

This program is conducted through virtual reality (VR) coding and new media production, providing educational opportunities to a total of about 40 participants over three years until this year. This year, Koscom signed an agreement with a specialized IT education and content planning company to prioritize hiring graduates who complete the course diligently. In fact, graduates who completed the IT employment program over the past two years have all been employed as IT assistant instructors or in similar roles.

Kwon Hyung-woo, Executive Director of Koscom, said at the donation ceremony, "I feel very meaningful to be able to contribute to creating quality jobs in the local community, which has been severely affected by COVID-19 recently."

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