GM Korea and Inpyeong Automotive High School to Collaborate on Cultivating Future Automotive Talent in the Region

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GM Korea announced that it signed an industry-academia cooperation agreement with Inpyeong Automotive High School on October 26 to cultivate talent in the regional automotive industry. The ceremony was held at the company's promotional center in Bupyeong-gu, Incheon.

The signing ceremony was attended by Hector Vizcainal, President of GM Korea; Kim Byung-yoon, Chairman of the School Corporation of the Army and Navy Relief Fund; Ahn Gyu-baek, Head of the Korean GM Branch of the National Metal Workers' Union; Noh Jong-myeon, Member of the National Assembly (Bupyeong-gu Gap, Incheon); members of the Incheon Metropolitan City Council; and other key officials. They shared the direction for automotive education cooperation linking the company and the school.

Through this agreement, GM Korea will provide educational and practical training vehicles to help students at Inpyeong Automotive High School understand the automotive industry and production sites. Additionally, the company plans to operate specialized lectures on automotive topics based on its Technical Education Center, as well as production site visit programs.

In addition, the parties will conduct specialized lectures by on-site technicians and education focused on maintenance and field case studies. They will also consider additional cooperation measures to support students' practical career exploration, such as providing information on Technical Education Center curricula and cooperating in providing venues for practical exams.

Hector Vizcainal, President of GM Korea, stated, "This collaboration, where the local community, schools, and companies work together to provide students with practical educational opportunities, is a meaningful starting point for cultivating future automotive talent." He added, "We will continue to pursue educational cooperation that allows us to grow together with the local community in the future."

Ahn Gyu-baek, Head of the Korean GM Branch of the National Metal Workers' Union, emphasized, "The labor and management sides, who have been dedicated to the development of the automotive industry, are now broadening their perspective to consider the future of the local community and young people together, aiming to fulfill a greater responsibility." He added, "Today's signing ceremony is a meaningful first step in translating this commitment from labor and management into concrete actions and practice."

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