Breaking Ground for New Construction, Official Opening in March 2025

Construction of the ‘Gyeongnam Career Education Center,’ a student-tailored career education institution managed by the Gyeongnam Office of Education, began on the 19th.


According to the provincial Office of Education, the Career Education Center will be built on a 15,714㎡ site in Gyodong, Miryang City, with a budget of approximately 47.9 billion KRW.


The facility will include a three-story education building and a four-story student dormitory, featuring a 222-seat auditorium, library, book caf?, counseling rooms, and a planning exhibition hall.


The groundbreaking ceremony for the new construction of Gyeongnam Career Education Center is taking place. <br>[Photo by Gyeongnam Office of Education]

The groundbreaking ceremony for the new construction of Gyeongnam Career Education Center is taking place.
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It will also house 20 experience rooms across seven themed experience halls: ▲Future Industry ▲Ecological Environment ▲Health and Safety ▲Entrepreneurship and Job Creation ▲Career Counseling ▲Culture and Arts ▲Artificial Intelligence, offering 65 career experience programs.


After completing construction in December 2024, the center will undergo a pilot operation and is scheduled to officially open in March 2025.


The groundbreaking ceremony was attended by Superintendent of Education Park Jong-hoon, Miryang Mayor Park Il-ho, Chairman of the Provincial Council’s Education Committee Park Byung-young, and about 200 officials and citizens of Miryang.


The provincial Office of Education stated that the establishment of the Career Education Center aims to eliminate the inconvenience of traveling to the metropolitan area for career and job experience for elementary, middle, and high school students in the province, and to support more systematic career education linked with school curricula.


They explained that a business agreement was signed with Miryang City in January 2019, the joint investment review by the Ministry of Education and Ministry of the Interior and Safety was passed in April 2021, architectural design was completed in October 2022, and administrative procedures such as cultural heritage surveys and excavations on the site were completed by last May.


Miryang City contributed to the establishment of the center by completing compensation for private land in January, supporting 10 billion KRW for construction costs, and improving the surrounding environment of the site.

Park Jong-hoon, Superintendent of Gyeongnam Education, is speaking at the groundbreaking ceremony for the new construction of the Gyeongnam Career Education Center. <br>[Photo by Gyeongnam Office of Education]

Park Jong-hoon, Superintendent of Gyeongnam Education, is speaking at the groundbreaking ceremony for the new construction of the Gyeongnam Career Education Center.
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An official from the provincial Office of Education said, “Our goal is to enhance students’ self-directed career development capabilities in the digital and artificial intelligence era by creating an open and flexible future-oriented space, providing big data and AI-based customized career counseling and experiences, and focusing on developing school curriculum and community-linked education programs.”



Superintendent Park said, “The Gyeongnam Career Education Center will be the nation’s first intelligent career education center that provides meaningful career education materials and information to students, parents, and teachers by analyzing future societal changes and promising occupations based on students’ individual career experience histories and career assessments.”


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