Yangsan Branch of Ministry of Employment and Labor Launches 3rd Generation of Youth Policy Ambassadors

Ten Inje University Students to Promote and Communicate Youth Policies from a Peer Perspective

The Yangsan Branch of the Ministry of Employment and Labor has launched the 3rd generation of "Youth Policy Ambassadors" to expand communication with local youth and has begun full-scale activities.

The Yangsan Branch announced that it held the launching ceremony for the 3rd Youth Policy Ambassadors on the afternoon of April 29 at the Neulbit Hall of Inje University.

The Youth Policy Ambassadors program serves as a group of ambassadors that promote the government's major youth policies and various youth events organized by the Yangsan Branch to their peers. In addition to participating in youth events and creating promotional content, they are also involved in making policy proposals.

Since launching its first cohort in 2024, the Ambassadors have contributed to promoting youth policies by participating in local youth events and producing content for social media platforms.

Notably, Kim Daekyung, a student who participated as a 2nd-generation Ambassador last year, attracted attention by producing a promotional video for the Gimhae Employment Center from a youth perspective and won an excellence award in the Ministry of Employment and Labor's University Job Plus Center experience essay contest.

The 3rd cohort of Ambassadors consists of 10 current students at Inje University, and they will be active until November. They plan to deliver the voices of young people by producing customized promotional content for social media, participating in local youth events, and engaging in policy communication activities.

After the launching ceremony, Yangsan Branch Chief Kwon Kuhyeong held a discussion meeting with the students. The attending students shared their opinions and field experiences regarding youth policies, and Chief Kwon listened directly to the concerns of young people and offered words of encouragement.

Chief Kwon stated, "I hope the vivid voices that the Ambassadors experience in the field will be conveyed to their peers and that more young people will benefit from these policies. I will continue to strengthen communication with youth and work to discover youth employment services that resonate with them."

The Yangsan Branch of the Ministry of Employment and Labor held the inauguration ceremony for the 3rd Youth Policy Ambassadors and conducted a roundtable discussion.

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