As part of the İŞKUR Youth Program, conducted in collaboration with Kayseri University and the Turkish Employment Agency (İŞKUR), training and employment opportunities were offered to young people. The program aims to help students develop their professional skills and prepare for the workforce.

As part of the program, various training sessions are provided for our students at Kayseri University Vocational School of Information Technologies. During the training sessions, Vice Director of the Vocational School and Head of the Department of Motor Vehicles and Transportation Technologies, Lecturer Melih ERŞEN, along with Head of the Department of Electronics and Automation, Lecturer Yunus Emre ALTINIŞIK, shared valuable insights with students on topics such as professional skill development and career planning.

The program aims to ensure that our students graduate not only with academic knowledge but also as individuals equipped with the requirements of the business world. By providing an opportunity for students to apply their theoretical knowledge in practice and take an early step into their careers, the program enables them to shape their professional paths effectively.

Our Vice Director and Head of the Department of Motor Vehicles and Transportation Technologies, ERŞEN, stated, "We will continue to make every effort to reduce youth unemployment and prepare our young people for the workforce. This program will help our youth discover their talents and integrate into the business world." The Head of the Department of Electronics and Automation, ALTINIŞIK, who has made significant contributions to the students' education, said, "This collaboration with İŞKUR will be an important step in the career journey of our youth."

The students participating in the program expressed their satisfaction with the training sessions and stated that the job opportunities provided helped them look to the future with greater hope. They also expressed their wish for the continuation of such activities and the expansion of similar projects.