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High School Vocational Training

Vocational training commissioned by general high schools where third-year humanities students attend the main school instead of their affiliated school and learn cooking and baking skills – training costs are fully subsidized by the government.

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Business overview

This is a project of the Ministry of Employment and Labor that promotes early entry into the labor market by providing customized vocational skill development training opportunities to third-year high school students who wish to get a job rather than go to college. At our school, we provide training from the basics to professional skills in the restaurant industry for one year.

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Support details

training fee
Full Government funding + training incentives up to 200,000 won per month
2025 college entrance rate
93%
2025 Industrial Engineer Acquisition Rate
95%
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Assignment of professional instructors, career counselors, and dedicated teachers
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Departments opened

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Restaurant Culinary Department

All areas of Korean, Western, Japanese, and Chinese cooking

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Hotel Culinary Arts

Specializing in hotel cooking and food and beverage services

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Confectionery and Bakery Barista Department

Specializing in confectionery, baking, and barista

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Admissions

Recruitment targetGeneral high school (humanities) 2nd year — expected to enter 3rd year
Recruitment periodEvery year from October to February of the following year
Training periodMarch to December of the following year (weekdays)
Training contentsBasic and professional skills in all areas of cooking, including Korean, Western, Japanese, Chinese, confectionery, bakery, barista, and sake brewing

As a professional educational institution with 40 years of history, we promise to improve the quality of education and provide reliable consulting for the future. Detailed training information can be found on the job training portal (hrd.go.kr).

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Course consultation/recruitment inquiries
Please check Admissions for detailed process and schedule. · 032) 611-1100

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