Sunchon National University Career Center Successfully Completes Customized Career Design 'Career School' Career Camp

[Suncheon=Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Hyung-kwon] Suncheon National University (President Ko Young-jin) University Career Center announced on the 29th that it operated a ‘Career School’ career camp for current students from the 21st to the 22nd to provide customized career design.

The career camp ‘Career School’ is a program that offers opportunities for self-understanding, major and job understanding, and career goal setting to current students who have not yet planned their career paths.

This career camp ‘Career School’ was held over a 2-day, 1-night course at The Hotel Su in Yeosu, with a total of 36 students participating in activities including ▲ team-building activities to internalize career mindset ▲ self-exploration using MBTI and Prediger ▲ discovering one’s own story and competencies ▲ career design using job and organizational understanding ▲ career planning for university life and social adaptation.

In particular, this career camp conducted pre- and post-surveys with participants to investigate ▲ clarity of career goals ▲ self-understanding such as interests, aptitudes, and personality ▲ preparation methods for achieving career goals ▲ planning for career development ▲ confidence in desired career paths, thereby organizing a participant-centered customized program.

Additionally, in the untact era with reduced face-to-face activities, the camp had great significance in overcoming the limitations of information exchange among students on campus by providing opportunities for face-to-face communication such as team-building and group activities.

Meanwhile, Lee Ki-hoon, a student who completed the career camp (Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, 3rd year), said, “It was beneficial to connect my personality and career preferences, and it was very helpful to firmly design my career path,” adding, “I will continue to actively participate in University Career Center programs to realize my dreams.”

Sim Sang-deok, head of Suncheon National University Career Center, stated, “We will plan programs that meet students’ needs and actively support demand-centered career exploration, university life, and employment planning.”

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