80 Middle-aged Job Seekers in Gwangju Explore New Career Opportunities at 'Job Concert'

Gwangju Middle-aged Tomorrow Center Supports Re-employment and Career Transition in the Health and Welfare Sector

Over 80 middle-aged job seekers from the Gwangju area, who are considering re-employment or career transitions, gathered in one place to explore new job opportunities.

To mark the 21st Middle-aged Employment Promotion Week, the Gwangju Middle-aged Tomorrow Center of the Foundation of Labor and Management Development held the 'Career ON for Middle-aged and Older! Suitable Job Concert' at a conference room in the Kim Dae-jung Convention Center on the afternoon of the 28th.

On the 28th, participants are attending a lecture on career transition at the "Mid- to Late-Career ON! Suitable Job Concert" held at the Kim Dae-jung Convention Center. Provided by the Korea Labor Foundation

The event, held in collaboration with Gwangju Health University, featured programs that allowed middle-aged job seekers to assess their own experiences and skills and explore potential new job roles.

Participants attended sessions including 'Salon de Drip: Time for Middle-aged Self-esteem' and 'CARE DAY: Discovering New Careers in Health and Welfare', where they learned about job roles suitable for the middle-aged and how to prepare for re-employment in the health and welfare sector.

Career linkage tests, resume consultations, ID photo shoots, and personal color analysis were also provided at the venue.

Kim Kyungjin, head of the Gwangju Middle-aged Tomorrow Center, stated, "This was an opportunity to connect the experience and skills that the middle-aged have accumulated to new job roles and discover the potential for career transitions," adding, "We will support everything from career planning to employment in cooperation with local organizations."

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