Gwangju Urban Corporation Opens 'Talent Development Center' to Strengthen Employee Competence

Practical Training for Talent Development by In-House Instructors

Gwangju Urban Corporation opened a Talent Development Center on the 23rd to support the acquisition of practical job knowledge and skills by offering more than 50 curricula, including job training. Photo by Gwangju Urban Corporation

Gwangju Urban Corporation (President Kim Seungnam) opened its Talent Development Center on the 23rd to strengthen the internal capabilities of its employees.

Through the opening of the Talent Development Center, the corporation plans to foster future innovative talent in Gwangju by providing not only job competency training for employees but also education in areas such as change management, broadening perspectives, and innovative thinking.

The Talent Development Center offers more than 50 educational curriculums, including job training, rank-based training, innovation trend education, mindset education, and organizational communication training. In particular, practical training led by in-house instructors helps employees acquire practical job knowledge and skills.

The Talent Development Center is expected to play a pivotal role beyond simply providing education, serving as a place where employees can learn and grow on their own and present the company's future vision.

President Kim Seungnam stated, "Human resource development is an essential investment for the sustainable growth and innovation of Gwangju Urban Corporation," and added, "We will actively utilize the Talent Development Center to ensure that employees can acquire practical and effective knowledge."

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