Daejin University Runs 'Find My Strength Challenge' Build-Up Program for Lower-Year Students

For Participants in the Ministry of Employment and Labor's Build-up Project for Customized Employment Services for Current Students

Daejin University University Job Plus Center has been operating the 'Finding My Strengths Challenge,' a self-understanding program for lower-grade students, for participants in the Build-Up Project of the Ministry of Employment and Labor's customized employment service for enrolled students since the 22nd.

Daejin University (President Lim Young-moon) University Job Plus Center held the 'Finding My Strengths Challenge,' a self-understanding program for lower-grade students, on the 22nd for participants in the Build-Up Project of the Ministry of Employment and Labor's customized employment service for enrolled students, receiving positive responses from attending students.

According to Daejin University on the 28th, the customized employment service for enrolled students is a program that provides early personalized employment services based on one-on-one in-depth counseling from the enrollment stage, supporting everything from exploring the world of work to successful employment. Daejin University has assigned dedicated counselors for each college to operate one-on-one customized counseling and various extracurricular programs.

This program was planned to help students who have not set career goals recognize and share common issues and improve confidence through team activities. Participating students expressed that "the program was a great opportunity to learn about my strengths."

The Daejin University University Job Plus Center plans to continuously plan and operate customized programs reflecting students' needs and aims to further enhance Daejin University's employment competitiveness through tailored career paths for enrolled students.

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