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Students in aviation service-related departments are aiming to get jobs in airline companies and are under severe psychological burdens from the competition, which is quite fierce. Against this backdrop, this study was conducted to find ways to reduce the job-seeking stress of aviation-related students. This paper was intended to identify the effects of emotional expression and emotional control on self-efficacy and job-seeking stress among college students. Parts of this study were conducted with students related to aviation services attending vocational colleges located in Seoul and the surrounding areas. The results of this study found that emotional expression had a positive effect on self-efficacy, and that emotional control also had a positive effect on self-efficacy. In addition, it has been verified that self-efficacy affects job-seeking stress negatively. These results suggest that recognizing the importance of the aviation service-related students’ sentiments and taking them into account can improve their self-efficacy and reduce job-seeking stress.