Polytech Publishes 'Job Preparation Handbook' Featuring Success Stories of Technical Experts

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Bo-kyung] A collection of essays featuring stories of young people, middle-aged individuals, and women with career interruptions who are opening the future as skilled professionals has been published as a booklet.

Korea Polytechnic University announced on the 11th that it has published a collection of essays titled 'Job Preparation White Paper,' which contains graduates' job preparation and success stories.

A Polytechnic official said, "The booklet was published to promote the value of public vocational education and training, to instill pride in Polytechnic students, graduates, and skilled workers, and to deliver a message of hope to those seeking jobs."

The booklet, approximately 300 pages long, includes 24 carefully selected essays and personal interviews from the winners of the 'Job Success Story Contest.' It will be available for sale from the 12th at major online and offline bookstores such as Kyobo Bookstore and Youngpoong Bookstore.

Lee Jae-gap, Minister of Employment and Labor, said in his recommendation, "Talented individuals who confidently open the future with their own skills are the core competitiveness of our country," and added, "I hope this collection of essays will serve as a good guide for everyone who is wandering while contemplating their career path."

Lee Seok-haeng, Chairman of Polytechnic, stated in the foreword, "Jobs for young people are the future of the Republic of Korea," and "I sincerely support many people to find jobs and blossom in life through Polytechnic."

Meanwhile, Polytechnic is currently recruiting new students for the two-year degree program for the 2021 academic year. A total of 7,025 students will be selected across 158 departments at 28 campuses nationwide.

The first round of early admission applications is open until the 13th, and the second round will be from November 23 to December 7. Detailed information about new student recruitment can be found by visiting the campuses or through the admissions website.

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