Geumcheon-gu Supports Training Education for Unemployed Women Data Labelers

From May 11 to July 6, Data Labeler Training Course Held at Seoul Southern Women's Development Center... Recruiting Unemployed Women Residents of Geumcheon-gu Until May 3... Practical Employment Support Including Job Skills Training, Interview Coaching, Personalized Counseling, and Corporate Linkage

[Asia Economy Reporter Park Jong-il] Geumcheon-gu (Mayor Yu Seong-hoon) is promoting the ‘Data Labeler Training Course’ at the Seoul Southern Women's Development Center to strengthen the employment capabilities of women with career interruptions and unemployed women.

The Seoul Southern Women's Development Center was selected for the district’s 2021 Gender Equality Fund support project and will operate the ‘Data Labeler Training Course’ from May 11 to July 6 to support women's social participation.

A data labeler processes qualitative data, not numerical data, so that artificial intelligence (AI) can recognize it, thereby improving AI performance.

In other words, they create training materials for artificial intelligence.

This training course supports ‘manual practical training’ using platforms employed by actual data labeling companies, ‘employment capability education,’ ‘interview coaching and customized counseling,’ and ‘company linkage briefings.’

Additionally, after employment linkage, working from home and flexible work arrangements are also possible.

Unemployed women wishing to participate in the training can apply online for the course on the Seoul Southern Women's Development Center website’s education notice board by noon on May 3.

Yu Seong-hoon, Mayor of Geumcheon-gu, said, “I hope many women will challenge themselves in the data labeler occupation, which provides AI data processing services, a promising future job sector,” and added, “We will make further efforts to discover and support customized jobs so that women in vulnerable employment groups who are struggling due to COVID-19 can work freely.”

For more details, inquiries can be made to the Seoul Southern Women's Development Center.

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