Worries About Job Preparation Drop When Together... Changwon National University Hosts Joint Employment Camp with 5 Universities

Korea National Changwon University held a joint employment camp attended by students from five universities in the province.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Seryeong] Changwon National University Talent Development Institute held a joint employment camp with five universities in the province.

The camp was promoted as part of the National University Development Project to foster exchange and cooperation among regional universities and to revitalize employment.

A total of 27 participants, including current students and graduates from Changwon National University, Gyeongnam National University, Gyeongsang National University, Inje University, and Changshin University, took part in the camp.

An employment activation council, attended by 11 staff members from university employment support departments, was also held.

On the first day of the camp, activities such as ▲resume clinic ▲photo shooting for application documents ▲speech training for interview preparation were conducted, and on the following day, a recruitment competition was held through practical mock interviews.

The employment activation council presented Inje University's excellent employment support case of the career exploration credit system, shared the employment support status of each school, and agreed to continue exchanging information and linking various employment support efforts in the future.

Director Park Young-ho said, “This provided an opportunity not only for Changwon National University students but also for students from other universities in the Gyeongnam region to interact and communicate, thereby increasing their motivation for more proactive employment preparation.” He added, “We will continue to develop and expand career and employment services to enhance the human resource capabilities of regional universities and increase employment rates through cooperation with each university and continuous information sharing.”

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