Employment24 Integrated Career Certificate service launches July 29 — prove scattered work history in one place
Source material is a Korean government announcement (in Korean).
Korea's Ministry of Employment and Labor launches the Integrated Career Certificate service on July 29, letting people view and certify their scattered work history at once via the Employment24 website and app.
Key facts
| Launch date | July 29, 2026 |
|---|---|
| Who can use it | Young job-seekers, small-business employees and former employees, and freelancers |
| How to use | View on the Employment24 website/app; issued as an "Integrated Career Certificate" in the name of the Minister of Employment and Labor |
| Information provided | 24 types at launch (employment insurance records, national technical qualifications, vocational training completion records, etc.), expanding to 31 types by 2027 |
| Inquiries | Ministry of Employment and Labor, Employment Service Infrastructure Division, 044-202-7678 |
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Korea's Ministry of Employment and Labor announced it will launch the "Employment24 (고용24) Integrated Career Certificate" service on July 29, letting young job-seekers, small-business employees, and freelancers certify their scattered work history in one place. By accessing the Employment24 website and app, users can view government-verified career information at a glance and receive an "Integrated Career Certificate" issued in the name of the Minister of Employment and Labor. At launch it provides 24 types of career, qualification, training, and education information—such as employment insurance enrollment records, national technical qualifications, and vocational training completion records—expanding to a total of 31 types by 2027. From November this year, it will also provide career information to private job platforms with the job-seeker's consent.
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FAQ
Who can use it?
Young job-seekers and small-business employees and former employees, as well as freelancers, are eligible.
What information can I view?
At launch it provides 24 types, including employment insurance enrollment records, national technical qualifications, and vocational training completion records, expanding to a total of 31 types by 2027.