Superintendent Im Taehee Partners with Gyeonggi Job Foundation to Support Vocational High School Students' Social Advancement

Establishing a Collaborative System for Field-Oriented Employment Support Programs
Joint Planning and Operation of Employment Support Programs for Local Job Placement
Superintendent Im: "We Will Build a Data-Driven Employment Support System for Vocational High Schools"

The Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education (Superintendent Im Taehee) signed a business agreement with the Gyeonggi Job Foundation at the Southern Office on the 30th to support the successful social advancement and job creation for vocational high school students in the province.

Lim Taehee, Superintendent of Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education, is signing a business agreement with the Gyeonggi Job Foundation at the Southern Office on the 30th to support the successful social advancement and job creation for vocational high school students in the province. Provided by Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education

This agreement was established to build a collaborative system for jointly planning and operating field-oriented employment competency enhancement programs. In particular, it also aims to discover employment opportunities for vocational high schools in the province and expand connections with companies.

The signing ceremony was attended by Superintendent Im Taehee and about 10 key officials from both organizations. The main contents of the agreement include: ▲planning and operating employment support programs such as employment consulting and field training; ▲connecting students with recruiting companies; ▲developing and cooperating on promotional strategies to vitalize job creation; and ▲other initiatives for nurturing talent and linking them to jobs.

Superintendent Im Taehee stated, "The Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education aims to establish a human resources linkage system to provide customized jobs for students," adding, "We will strengthen the connection between vocational high schools and companies to offer students practical employment opportunities."

He further emphasized, "I hope today's agreement will go beyond simple promotion and lead to strengthening students' employment capabilities and creating jobs in the region."

The Provincial Office of Education plans to use this agreement to further enhance the employment competitiveness of vocational high school students, establish a field-oriented employment support system, and actively promote the development of outstanding talent and job matching.

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