Gyeonggi Province to Launch Full-Scale Re-employment Support Project from March

Gyeonggi Province announced on the 5th that it will implement the 'Gyeonggi Re-employment Support Project' starting in March to help unemployed workers find re-employment in sectors suited to their abilities and aptitudes.

The re-employment support project is a comprehensive initiative in which professional consultants provide close consultation to job seekers, assess individual capabilities, and offer career guidance to facilitate re-employment.

The province added that after conducting a pilot program with 250 unemployed workers for six months from September last year, 52% of participants successfully found employment, prompting the decision to expand the project.

The province plans to establish re-employment support centers in six regions across Gyeonggi Province, including Suwon and Seongnam, and station 3-4 professional consultants at each center to provide close consultation, individual capability assessments, career guidance, and re-employment support to job seekers seeking re-employment.

The province will select a total of 750 people, 250 per session, to provide re-employment opportunities, and plans to recruit 250 participants for the first session online (www.intoin.or.kr) this month.

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