Gwangju University Job Station Promotes Youth Policies at 'Gwangju ACE Fair'

Gwangju University Industry-Academic Cooperation Foundation, which is entrusted with the operation of the Gwangju Youth Job Station Sangmu Center, recently operated a promotional booth at the '2025 Gwangju ACE Fair,' the largest comprehensive content exhibition in Korea, held at the Kim Daejung Convention Center. Photo by Gwangju University

The Gwangju Youth Job Station Sangmu Center, operated by the Gwangju University Industry-Academic Cooperation Foundation, announced on September 3 that it recently ran a promotional booth at the '2025 Gwangju ACE Fair,' the largest comprehensive content exhibition in Korea, held at the Kim Daejung Convention Center.

The Sangmu Center promoted practical programs for young people aged 15 to 39, including career exploration, resume and interview coaching, personal branding and color diagnosis, and job readiness training. In addition, it provided customized policy-linked services such as information on youth policies, job training, and startup support programs, so that young people could access a wide range of information they need, from job preparation to skill development, directly at the venue.

The Youth Growth Project is a program jointly operated by the Ministry of Employment and Labor and the city of Gwangju to support unemployed youth aged 15 to 39 so that they do not give up on their job search. As part of this project, the Gwangju Youth Job Station offers a variety of services to support employment, entrepreneurship, and daily life recovery, helping young people enter the labor market.

Jo Yugun, Director of the Sangmu Center, said, "At this year's ACE Fair, it became more than just a place for young people to get job information; it was an opportunity for them to participate joyfully and share their experiences."

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