Incheon City will hold the "2026 Incheon Job Fair for Middle-Aged Adults and Women" on November 3 at the central hall and lawn plaza (Incheon Aetteul) of City Hall.


The fair is jointly organized by relevant institutions, including the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family, the Ministry of Employment and Labor, Incheon Technopark (Job Center), and Women's New Work Centers. Thirty companies will participate and are expected to hire about 300 people in total after conducting one-on-one interviews with job seekers at the on-site recruitment booths.


The employment support booth will help match job seekers with companies on site and provide tailored job information, while the women's startup booth will showcase prototypes from women-led startups and offer hands-on programs. The startup consulting booth will also provide comprehensive information on consulting for women entrepreneurs and related support programs.


Side events will include résumé photo sessions, AI caricature creation, personal color analysis, mental health screenings, tarot readings for job seekers, and fingerprint-based aptitude tests.


The 2026 Incheon Job Fair, held in the central hall of Incheon City Hall last July. Photo provided by Incheon City.

The 2026 Incheon Job Fair, held in the central hall of Incheon City Hall last July. Photo provided by Incheon City.

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Job seekers who wish to participate can visit the venue on the day with their résumé and other job application documents. A list of participating companies and detailed job information is available on the official website for the Incheon Job Fair.



An Incheon City official said, "We hope this fair will connect the experience accumulated by middle-aged adults and the capabilities of women with companies, while also offering startup consulting in one place and helping participants find new opportunities."


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