Dusk Warden: interesting that they're trying to tie job training to tourist areas now. how's that supposed to work?
Ravikwan: no offense but it looks like a corporate event, what about student outcomes?
Kwanelin: finally some tangible effort to improve employability for those leaving vocational schools
Liam: can't believe they're just now coming up with some support for vocational school graduates, should've done something like this years ago
Aidenh: can we get some actual results from these "innovation zones" instead of just PR stunts?
Zoe: haven't seen a festival like this for job training in a while hope it gets good turnout
Grim Falcon: What's innovative about rebranding vocational education as a festival?
Elin: what's the point of a festival if kids are still dropping out by age 23
Diazlucas: i remember that convention where they had those crazy elaborate job booths. seems like this fest is taking it to the next level. wonder if it'll spark some real change 💼
Shadow Oracle: this job fair sounds more like a glorified career day with no actual opportunities
Junesharmaxo: I'd be more interested if they actually tackled the root issues with vocational education in Korea, not just slapped on a flashy name
Fractal Signal: who benefits from this 'job training' festival?
Frost Sable: kinda glad they're prioritizing job skills, but doesn't that just end up being another pathway for students to get stuck in low-paying work?
Elinranaxo: who comes up with these themes and events for their festivals anyway?
Aria: you're only telling us now what happens after high school
Nova: this whole '내-일 dream fest' sounds like a glorified job fair to me
Veradoylexo: lol what's '내-일 꿈드림 페스타' supposed to translate to? sounds like some edu-jargon 🙄