Seoul Gangseo-gu and Korea Airport Security Collaborate to Create Jobs in the Aviation Industry

Seoul Gangseo-gu Signs Agreement with Korea Airport Security and Aviation Job Support Center on 26th
Sharing Various Job Information and Providing Employment Opportunities

Jin Gyo-hoon, Mayor of Gangseo-gu, Seoul (left), is signing an agreement with Jo Mo-ran, Director of the Aviation Job Support Center, at the 'Business Agreement Ceremony for Supporting Local Residents' Employment in the Aviation Sector' held in the mayor's office on the 26th, and they are taking a commemorative photo.

Gangseo-gu, Seoul (Mayor Jin Gyo-hoon) has joined hands with the local community to create jobs in the aviation industry.

On the 26th at 3 p.m., the district office signed a "Business Agreement to Support Local Residents' Employment in the Aviation Sector" with Korea Airport Security (President Kim Soo-bong) in the mayor's office.

The main contents of the agreement include ▲priority provision of recruitment information ▲participation in job fairs hosted by Gangseo-gu. Korea Airport Security Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Korea Airports Corporation, currently employs about 2,100 staff and is a specialized aviation security company responsible for security and protection at 14 airports nationwide and 2 airway facilities headquarters.

Additionally, on the 25th, the district signed a business agreement with the Aviation Job Support Center to expand employment opportunities in the aviation sector for local residents.

The key points include ▲sharing employment support programs and recruitment information ▲supporting job seekers in the aviation sector and linking internship programs.

The Aviation Job Support Center is a specialized employment support institution jointly operated by four organizations: the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, Korea Aviation Association, Incheon International Airport Corporation, and Korea Airports Corporation.

Mayor Jin Gyo-hoon said, "We hope that Gangseo-gu will establish itself as a hub for aviation job employment based on this agreement," adding, "We will discover and support various employment support programs such as hosting job fairs and linking internships to ensure the process from providing recruitment information to actual employment."

Meanwhile, the district is preparing a job fair linked with the local community, leveraging its geographical characteristics where Gimpo Airport, the gateway to Seoul, and the Magok district, home to about 200 companies, are located. The fair will be held on June 26 at Seoul Startup Hub M+.