Incheon to Hold Five Job Fairs in 2025
The city of Incheon has announced that it will host a total of five job fairs and employment information sessions this year, providing a platform for job seekers and employers to connect.
These events have been designed as tailored programs that take into account the unique characteristics of job seekers and aim to support a diverse range of groups.
The first event, the 'Middle-Aged Job Fair,' will take place on April 29 at Incheon City Hall. Additional job fairs and employment sessions for persons with disabilities, women, and youth will follow sequentially until October.
Incheon-New York High School Exchange: 30 Students to Visit New York
The Incheon Metropolitan City Office of Education has announced the launch of the '2025 Incheon-New York High School Student Exchange Program.'
A total of 30 students from vocational and general high schools in Incheon will participate in the program. They will engage in educational programs at five schools, including Bronx High School of Science, and visit key institutions such as the New York City Department of Education, the United Nations Headquarters, the U.S. Capitol, and the Smithsonian Museums, along with other cultural and historical sites.
Incheon Technopark Recruiting Young Adult Policy Ambassadors for 'Yuyu Space'
Incheon Technopark has announced that it is recruiting promotional ambassadors for the 'Incheon Youth Support Center Yuyu Space' until March 24.
The recruitment is open to young adults aged 18 to 39 in Incheon who are interested in youth policies and community spaces. A total of five ambassadors will be selected.
The selected ambassadors will participate in promotional activities from April to November, creating and sharing content about Incheon’s youth policies and youth centers via blogs and social media. They will also assist in promoting youth-related events and programs hosted by Yuyu Space.
Incheon Free Economic Zone Authority Holds Policy Meeting with Foreign-Invested Companies
The Incheon Free Economic Zone (IFEZ) Authority announced that it hosted an investment policy meeting with CEOs of foreign-invested companies on March 11 at the Gyeongwonjae Ambassador Hotel.
The meeting included presentations on IFEZ’s key projects, discussions on global economic trends, and networking opportunities. Participating CEOs voiced concerns regarding business challenges and suggested improvements. They also expressed interest in the planned expansion of the IFEZ to the southern part of Ganghwa Island.
To strengthen ongoing communication and collaboration, the IFEZ Authority plans to establish and operate the '(Tentative) IFEZ Foreign-Invested Business Council.'
Sources: https://news.ifm.kr
