Gwangju University’s Personalized Employment Support Program Draws Attention

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Gwan-woo] Gwangju University is attracting attention by operating customized employment programs tailored to individual characteristics to help students succeed in finding jobs.

The Gwangju University Hosim Talent Development Center University Job Center announced on the 6th that it will hold an image-making program for job seekers on the 11th in the career and employment dedicated lecture room on the 4th floor of the student union building on campus.

Through this program, Gwangju University plans to strengthen students' employment capabilities by diagnosing their personal color, which refers to their individual body color tone, and by teaching appearance styling necessary for interviews.

In addition, in collaboration with the employment specialist organization "International Career Center," personalized employment support services will be provided every Thursday.

Gwangju University plans to provide close support throughout the entire process from job preparation to company connection by conducting intensive counseling, job placement, and employment clinics.

Earlier, on the 30th of last month, an online non-face-to-face (ZOOM) recruitment briefing session for public institutions relocated to Bitgaram Innovation City, including Korea Electric Power Corporation, was held for about 50 enrolled students.

Participating students had the opportunity to increase their motivation for employment through various information such as the preferred talent types of institutions, recruitment information, and internship hiring methods.

Gwangju University also provides support by offering a total of five career special lectures, including NCS special lectures for preparing for public enterprise employment, until the 20th.

The NCS special lectures are designed to improve employment competitiveness by enhancing problem-solving, communication, numeracy, and support management skills through understanding the current status of the "2021 corporate market," recruitment trends, and essential area lectures.

Yoon Hong-sang, director of the Gwangju University Hosim Talent Development Center, said, "In line with the reputation of a prestigious university focused on employment-centered education, we are providing various support programs online and offline for students," adding, "In particular, we will actively support by preparing detailed content tailored to individual characteristics."

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