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JJ Accompanied Young People’ first steps on Coming-of-Age Day

-Along with JJ, Jeonju City, the National Pension Service, and Woori Bank, it is laying the foundation for Glocal University.-

-Operation of one-on-one booths, such as unique areas of youth institutions; employment and start-up, financial management, and psychological counseling-

Jeonju University (President Park Jin-bae) announced on the 15th that it held a talk concert for students on Coming-of-Age Day with Jeonju City (Mayor Woo Bum-ki), National Pension Service (Chairman Kim Tae-hyun), and Woori Bank (President Lee Won-deok).

The concert, which was held around the Jeonju University Student Center under the theme of "Becoming an Adult," was designed to listen to young people's honest stories in line with changes in the social environment, such as the beginning of the era of high interest rates and low growth. In the morning that day, a one-on-one counseling booth was operated for each institution, and each institution worked with Jeonju University Student Association to hold customized programs for MZ generation and Coming-of-Age Day celebrations at the same time.

The National Pension Service promoted the system for the national pension to students at the counseling booth and provided counseling on future design and job preparation know-how. Jeonju City provided youth support policies, youth-tailored start-up counseling booths, and mental health counseling services. Woori Bank conducted proper credit and asset management and financial counseling. In the afternoon, students held a question-and-answer talk concert dealing with asset management, pension system, and future design, which they were mainly curious about, to share their concerns.

Kim Chung-tae, head of the National Pension Service's digital innovation division, who joined the event, said, "I am grateful to be able to share the first steps of young people who will be responsible for future generations. In the future, we will continue to make various efforts to identify the difficulties of young people through data analysis and proactively support them." Park Soo-young, head of Woori Bank's NPS Jeonbuk sales division, stressed the importance of proper finance, saying, "I think proper credit and asset management for beginners in society will serve as a stepping stone for growth for young people."

President Park Jin-bae of Jeonju University said, "Like this event, we will help local governments, companies, and universities gather together to help young people and achieve student success. Through steady mutual cooperation between regions and institutions, we will be reborn as a global university. "