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Major Corporations and Public Institutions Unite for Chungnam Youth at Job Fair

KO YONG-CHUL Reporter / Updated : 2025-05-18 17:25:42
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Daejeon, South Korea - The Chungcheongnam-do Province successfully concluded its "2025 Chungnam Youth Job Planning Day" held at Soonchunhyang University on May 15th, garnering significant positive feedback for its efforts in supporting young individuals in their career exploration and successful transition into the professional world.

The event, spearheaded by Governor Kim Tae-heum, drew an impressive attendance of over 1,500 young people alongside representatives from more than 50 prominent domestic and international corporations, mid-sized enterprises, and public institutions. The program featured a diverse range of activities, including keynote speeches from notable figures, career consultation sessions with the Governor, group mentoring sessions led by industry professionals, and informative job briefing sessions.

A key highlight of the day was the direct engagement of young entrepreneurs and professionals from public organizations, specialized fields, and established mid-sized companies, who provided tailored career advice and guidance. This personalized approach significantly contributed to the high level of satisfaction reported by the participants.

Notably, the event attracted a substantial number of leading domestic and international companies, entities that are typically less accessible to youth in the region. Representatives from these organizations offered firsthand insights into their respective industries, company cultures, recruitment processes, and essential skill requirements, providing invaluable practical information to the attendees.

The impressive roster of participating companies and institutions included highly sought-after names such as Hyundai Motor Company, Hyundai Mobis, Samsung SDI, LG Household & Health Care, Hanwha Q CELLS, Nike, Kakao, Ottogi, Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO), the National Pension Service, and NH NongHyup Bank. Furthermore, professionals from specialized fields, including certified public accountants, customs brokers, lawyers, judicial scriveners, labor attorneys, and public officials, were present to address the concerns of young individuals contemplating their career paths and offer insightful direction.

Adding an inspiring dimension to the event was a special lecture delivered by Lee Jun-hee, the popular host of the YouTube channel "Interview King Lee Hyung." His engaging presentation emphasized the importance of self-confidence and a clear sense of direction over mere academic specifications, providing practical job-seeking strategies and a much-needed boost of encouragement to the audience.

In addition to the interactive sessions, the provincial government organized a comprehensive job service zone. This zone offered a range of practical support services, including professional resume photo sessions, personalized resume and cover letter consultations, artificial intelligence (AI)-powered aptitude assessments, personal color analysis for professional image enhancement, and targeted interview skills coaching.

A particularly engaging segment of the day involved a career consultation session with Governor Kim Tae-heum. This provided a platform for open dialogue between the Governor and the young attendees, allowing them to discuss a wide array of concerns, including the impact of artificial intelligence on the job market, the importance of professional attitude and mindset, career planning strategies, and general anxieties about the future. Governor Kim offered words of encouragement and support throughout the discussions.

During this session, Governor Kim shared his empathetic perspective, stating, "There will be times when you feel overwhelmed by worries about the future and question, 'What should I do?' While it might seem like you're unsure of your passions and strengths, everyone inherently possesses a distinct path, even if it's challenging to identify initially." He further encouraged the youth, saying, "Continuously ask yourselves what you find meaningful, and if you persevere with that question, you will undoubtedly become a more profound individual, even if your journey takes a little longer than others."

The "2025 Chungnam Youth Job Planning Day" underscores Chungcheongnam-do's commitment to fostering the professional development of its youth and bridging the gap between aspiring young individuals and leading industries. The event's success highlights the significant demand for such initiatives and the positive impact of direct engagement with industry leaders and experienced professionals in guiding the next generation towards fulfilling careers. The province is expected to build upon this successful event with future programs aimed at empowering its young workforce.

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