Silla University Job Center Opens Non-Face-to-Face Employment Counseling

Expansion of Online Employment Support Services for Non-University Students, Local Youth, and Current Students
Introduction of AI Interviews, AI Self-Introduction Editing, and Video Counseling in Response to COVID-19 Spread

Silla University University Job Center exterior view.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yong-woo] The Silla University University Job Center has opened counseling not only to enrolled students but also to students from other universities to support university students who find it difficult to attend interviews and face-to-face job counseling due to COVID-19.

On the 20th, Silla University announced that it will expand employment support services using online and AI platforms in a situation where mock job interviews and face-to-face counseling are difficult due to the spread of COVID-19 infection.

To this end, the University Job Center introduced an AI solution that allows students to experience a non-face-to-face interview environment through AI interviews and use AI self-introduction letter correction content that includes functions such as writing, evaluation, plagiarism detection, and spelling check of self-introduction letters.

Students can receive immediate feedback on self-introduction letter correction and interviews through the AI solution. The center also conducts intensive self-introduction letter and resume consulting and interview guidance through non-face-to-face counseling using online video call software for senior students about to graduate.

University Job Center Director Bae Il-kwon said, “The COVID-19 outbreak is not calming down easily, so students preparing for employment are very worried,” adding, “We believe that by operating effective employment support programs using online platforms, we can increase the employment rate.”

The Silla University University Job Center allows not only enrolled students but also graduates, local youth, and students from other universities to receive non-face-to-face counseling via phone and online video network by making a phone reservation and applying for a job at the University Job Center.

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