About the Career Support Department

The role of the Career Support Department

Based on Article 33-2 of the Employment Security Act [Free Employment Placement Services Provided by Schools], the Career Support Department aims to ensure that every student seeking employment finds a job in their desired field. To achieve this, the department conducts various career support events, provides consultations on employment and career paths, reviews resumes and application forms, and conducts mock interviews.

Additionally, the Career Support Office's resource corner is stocked with reference books, job application reports, and other materials to assist with job hunting.

The counter service hours and the hours for using the reference corner are generally as follows:

*Information regarding operating hours during long holidays will be posted separately.

*Please note that counter services will not be available during worship services.

Job registration

Regardless of their desired employment destination, such as a private company, teaching position, or civil service position, all graduating students are required to register their employment status. The Career Support Department requires all graduating students who wish to find employment (including teaching and civil service positions) or pursue further education to enter their "career preferences" on the "Career Support Website," and this constitutes their employment/career registration.

Please note that if you do not register for employment, you will not be able to receive any services from the Career Support Department, such as the issuance of recommendation letters or job counseling.