Silla University Holds 'Visiting Information Session' for Local Youth
The Silla University University Job Plus Center collaborated with local related organizations such as the Busan Library to hold a 'Visiting Information Session' for local youth.
On the 8th, the center conducted an 'On-site Visiting Service' at the Wisdom Square of Busan Library, providing information on various youth employment policies and employment counseling to local youth.
The event consisted of explanations on ▲Worknet, the employment support site of the Ministry of Employment and Labor ▲National Employment Support System ▲National Tomorrow Learning Card ▲Youth Tomorrow Savings Deduction, among others.
In the second half of the year, the Silla University University Job Plus Center plans to hold visiting information sessions at locations such as Sasang District Office and Seobusan Technical High School to promote various projects and youth employment policies and communicate with young people to resolve employment difficulties.
Jang Hee-jung, head of the University Job Plus Center, said, “This event was prepared to gather voices from the field in order to enhance local youth’s understanding of youth employment policies and provide multifaceted employment support.”
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She added, “Silla University will strive to serve as a hub for supporting local youth’s career and employment by providing one-stop employment services utilizing local infrastructure to facilitate smooth entry into the labor market.”
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