Seven Eleven Supports Training to Enhance Capabilities of Partner Company Employees

[Asia Economy Reporter Lim Chunhan] Seven Eleven announced on the 26th that it will provide tuition fee discounts and other benefits for employees of small and medium partner companies when enrolling at Sejong Cyber University.

This educational support benefit for Sejong Cyber University partners applies to both undergraduate and graduate programs. The undergraduate program offers a total of 33 departments including Business Administration, Distribution Logistics, and Digital Marketing, while the graduate program supports MBA and Information Security departments. For undergraduate admissions, entrance fees are waived and 50% of semester tuition fees are discounted, while graduate students receive a 30% discount on semester tuition fees.

Seven Eleven plans to provide detailed guidance on this system to partner companies this month and will recruit applicants wishing to enroll every semester starting from this fall semester.

Seven Eleven signed an industry-academic cooperation agreement with Sejong Cyber University last January. This time, the scope of educational benefits, which had been provided to employees and business owners, has been expanded to include partner companies. In addition to Sejong Cyber University, Seven Eleven has been operating an academic support system for employees and business owners in cooperation with Seoul Cyber University since 2014.

A Seven Eleven official said, “We have long prepared and steadily implemented various systems to actively realize co-growth with our partners,” adding, “This educational support from Sejong Cyber University will be a great opportunity for partner company employees to access practical training opportunities for self-development and work competency enhancement while minimizing economic burdens.”

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