The crucial question to ask yourself while seeking employment is how you can live a full professional life, developing your work into a career.
To realize all of these, it is necessary to achieve emotional stability and improve yourself in such fundamental areas for character formation as native language, mathematical reasoning, problem identification and solving, thinking and judging, and self-expression.Our Student Career Support Principles is more than just analyzing yourself and getting a 'yes' from a target employer.
The overall job search process is explained, and students' awareness is raised.Information is also provided on how to make use of the Career Counseling Center and on the annual schedule for job search.
ContentsInstruction is given in CV and self-introduction statement preparation.A CV is an effective means of advertising yourself; concrete pointers are offered for preparing a CV that fully communicates your positive attributes.
ContentsConcrete information is provided on how to submit your entry to a target company.This process is the beginning of your job search.Selection of the company to which you submit your entry determines the course of your job search.Prepare yourself well to be on time.
ContentsSenior students who have succeeded in Our Student Career Support Principles this year are invited to talk about their experience.Their personal episodes will be useful in forming a more realistic image of the job market and finding pointers for your own job search next year.
ContentsA job interview is the occasion for advertising yourself.No company hires new employees without an interview.In an interview, you will be examined and evaluated from all aspects.Pointers for successful interviews are offered.
ContentsThe target company's information meeting for prospective employees is the big moment.You are finally meeting the company's human resources personnel and introducing yourself as an adult.You want to get off on the right foot.This Guidance explains the process leading up to the information meeting.It is time to start thinking of yourself less as a student and more as an adult seeking employment.
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