The South Korean Ministry of Employment and Labor has launched a significant initiative aimed at supporting youth with borderline intelligence in their pursuit of employment. This program, which invites local governments to participate, is designed to facilitate the entry of these young individuals into the labor market, addressing the unique challenges they face. With the application deadline set for the end of the month, this initiative is a timely opportunity for communities to engage and make a meaningful impact.

The Korea Racing Authority is hosting an innovative All-Day Employment Camp on November 2nd at COEX, Seoul, aimed at empowering youth and socially disadvantaged job seekers. This initiative not only targets young individuals preparing for public sector jobs but also includes those with disabilities and high school graduates, making it a comprehensive platform for diverse participants seeking employment. This year’s camp promises to enhance the job readiness of participants through expanded mock interviews and group assessments that mirror real-life hiring processes.