Honam University Job Center Conducts Online 'Job Special Lecture' for Female Students
[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Yoon Jamin] Honam University Career Center (Director Choi Woosung) announced on the 11th that it conducted the 'Mo Nola! Female University Students Online Job Special Lecture' for female students on the 10th.
This special lecture was conducted using an online program for the convenience of students due to the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic.
Hyeongjong Pyo, CEO of Korea Career Development Institute, served as the instructor.
The lecture was given to female university students majoring in Business Administration and Humanities who are facing difficulties in career and employment, covering three topics: ▲ Understanding changes in the corporate environment and hiring trends ▲ Understanding and analyzing jobs by industry, company, and major (Business Administration and Humanities) ▲ Successful employment strategies focused on companies/jobs for Business Administration and Humanities majors.
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Choi Woosung, Director of the University Career Center, said, “We will continue to plan and operate programs with high demand from students to strengthen female university students' employment capabilities,” adding, “Considering the prolonged COVID-19 situation, we will actively utilize and support online platforms for students' convenience.”
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