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Sun, May 29, 2022 | 18:39
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Seojeong University to hold Job Fair
Posted : 2022-05-13 14:19
Updated : 2022-05-13 14:20
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Seojeong University will hold an admissions and job fair from May 21 to 22 to provide foreign students in Korea with practical information about admissions and the student work visa.

The two-day fair will take place at the Techno Mart near Sindorim Station in Seoul. Overseas study agencies from Nepal, Mongolia, Myanmar, Vietnam and Uzbekistan will consult foreign students regarding admissions and the E-7 work visa for foreign students.

"There are various events and scholarship benefits such as prize draw and photo exhibition for international students who participate in this event," said Prof. Shin Deok-sang at Seojeong University.

Foreign students taking Korean language training in Korea can get advice on transferring and becoming undergraduates, including those who are enrolled in a four-year university degree and would like to transfer to higher degree courses.

Foreign graduates of various nationalities from Seojeong University have been given opportunities to get employed at partner companies such as Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries.

The school offers a competent Korean language course and practical job-related education for foreign students.

ywjeon@ktimes.com





 
 
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