Youth Employment Policies Reach University Campuses... Over 680 Participate at Dongseo University

Eight Institutions Including the University Job Plus Center Participated

From Policy Guidance to Program Applications and Follow-up Counseling

Youth employment policies have entered university campuses. Instead of job-seeking students having to search for support programs, Dongseo University has created a setting where they can check necessary policies on site and apply directly.

Dongseo University (President Jang Jeguk) announced on the 16th that its University Job Plus Center recently held the '2026 Youth Employment Policy Service Linkage Event' on campus over two days, with approximately 680 enrolled and local youth participating.

This event was organized to inform students about youth employment policies operated by the Ministry of Employment and Labor and entrusted agencies, and to lead them to actual participation. The event took place by visiting individual colleges and major locations on campus to meet students directly.

The Job Plus Center at Dongseo University is hosting the "2026 Youth Employment Policy Service Connection Event" on campus.

Eight organizations participated, including the Dongseo University University Job Plus Center, K-Move School Project Team, Busan Bukbu Employment Welfare+ Center, as well as institutions operating the National Employment Support Program and Work Experience Programs.

On site, information was provided about tailored employment services for students, the National Employment Support Program, work experience programs, and how to apply. For students interested in working abroad, information was also given on overseas internships and overseas employment through the K-Move School.

A notable feature of this event was that it went beyond mere policy promotion. Students who wished to participate could apply for the programs and receive follow-up counseling right on site.

Jung Do-un, head of the Career and Employment Office, pointed out, "There are limits to youth searching individually for government support programs they need while preparing for employment." He added, "We supported students so they could check out various employment support policies in one place and move forward to actual participation."

He further emphasized, "We will strengthen cooperation with local employment agencies such as the Busan Bukbu Employment Welfare+ Center, and expand field-oriented employment services so that young people can receive the support they need for career and employment processes in a timely manner."

The Dongseo University University Job Plus Center operates career counseling and employment support programs for both enrolled students and graduates. It is also working to strengthen youth employment capabilities and expand participation in employment services in partnership with local employment agencies.

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