Yeungnam University Leads Semiconductor Talent Cultivation Through 'Work-Study Parallel' Program

To foster talent for the semiconductor sector, a crucial pillar of the national industry, Yeungnam University has organized an information session on the 'Work-Study Parallel' program for vocational high school students. The university is contributing to the development of semiconductor industry talent by fulfilling its role as a specialized institution.

'Work-Study Parallel' is a process where students learn theory at school while simultaneously gaining practical experience at companies to develop their expertise. Vocational colleges prioritize employment, and the 'Work-Study Parallel Program' is gaining attention as a pathway for nurturing vocational high school students into skilled professionals.

During the information session, company recruiters provided detailed guidance on recruitment procedures, job information, corporate vision, and work environments to approximately 1,000 students from Meister and specialized high schools. The university highlighted pathways for students to obtain degrees through the 'Work-Study Parallel' program after graduation, sparking significant interest.

Yeungnam University plans to strengthen its career support system, connecting high schools, universities, and companies through industry partnerships, and accelerate the cultivation of specialized talent in the semiconductor field.