Over 400 parents participated over 4 days from the 20th
‘Online special live lecture’ customized for each grade, online consulting by career and employment consultants
University and parents form consensus while working together for careers and employment
[October 20, 2020]
<YU Parents Invitational Online Employment Strategy Meeting>
YU (President Sur Gil-soo) held the ‘s Invitational Online Employment Strategy Meeting’. It aims at helping students set career goals and find jobs that fit their aptitudes, while sharing domestic and overseas employment trends and employment strategies.
This meeting was held live online through the YU online employment support platforms. This event that started for parents of freshmen on the 20th will continued to the 23rd for parents in each grade over four days. About 400 parents who pre-applied from October 5 to 16 will participate in the event.
On the 20th, special lectures were held on ▲Find the Treasure Map for My Life (Happy Finder CEO Kim Jae-yeon) ▲Successful College Life and Career Guide (Speaker Ahn Jung-young) for parents of freshmen, and will be followed by ▲Youths, Taking a Step to the World You Dream Of (Author Ryu Gwang-hyun) ▲Release Your Children for a Successful Future (Happy Finder CEO Kim Jae-yeon) on the 21st, ▲Leadership in the Fourth Industrial Revolution (Success Strategy Research Center Regional Director Kang Hee-rak) ▲How to Fully Prepare for Employment (Speaker Yoo Jae-cheon) on the 22nd, ▲I Don’t Have a Dream, But I Want a Job (Barun Employment Research Center CEO Keum Doo-hwan) ▲Employment Strategies in the Untact Age (Edujob CEO Ahn Gyo-won) on the 23rd for customized lectures for each grade. In addition, about 20 career and employment consultants will hold online real-time consulting sessions from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. during the event period.
YU President Sur Gil-soo said, “We organized the seminar to work together with not only students, but also parents so that students can explore their personal career paths and make a smooth landing into society,” and added, “We will provide various programs that can communicate with parents to help set the career paths of students and also improve their capacities.”
