Daegu Veterans Office Visits 11th Fighter Wing for Job Transition Support Training

"Planning the Next Chapter: Employment and Entrepreneurship After Military Service"

The Veterans Affairs Daegu Regional Office is expanding customized job transition support training programs to help soon-to-be discharged soldiers leverage their military experience as a source of competitiveness in society.

Stable reintegration into society after completing military service has become a key pillar of veterans policy—one that the nation must prepare for together, beyond being a matter of individual concern for veterans.

On July 13, the Veterans Support Center of the Veterans Affairs Daegu Regional Office (Director Kim Jongsul) visited the 11th Fighter Wing to conduct a job transition support tour education program for active-duty soldiers and those about to be discharged.

This training was designed to help participants understand and prepare in advance for the various support systems necessary for planning their post-military careers.

The program began with an introductory video about the veterans support system, and then introduced a range of support programs, including vocational skill development education subsidies, job transition support grants, professional transition consulting, and guidance on how to use the Veterans Support Center.

Soldiers in attendance received practical information on employment, entrepreneurship, and job training opportunities after discharge, and explored the steps needed to plan the next chapter in their lives.

An official from the 11th Fighter Wing who attended the training commented, "It was a meaningful opportunity to understand the various support systems available for veterans and recognize the importance of registering with the Veterans Support Center. I believe that making active use of these support systems will be of great help in making a stable career decision after discharge."

Yang Guijin, Director of the Veterans Support Center, stated, "Continued education on job transition support systems can provide tangible benefits for both soon-to-be discharged and active-duty military personnel. Going forward, we will continue to deliver on our commitment to strong veterans administration by offering on-site training whenever requested by military units."

The Veterans Support Center operates a variety of support programs for veterans who have served mid- to long-term for more than five years, including employment and entrepreneurship workshops, specialized commissioned training, job transition support grants, vocational skill development education subsidies, and customized transition consulting, all aimed at supporting a stable return to society.

The Veterans Affairs Daegu Regional Office's Veterans Support Center visited the 11th Combat Flight Wing on the 13th to conduct on-site career transition support training for active-duty and soon-to-be-discharged military personnel.

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