Knowing yourself is one of the most important steps to finding the right job. Therefore, in the first year, students will start from analyzing themselves through personality tests and face-to-face discussions with their homeroom teachers.

Learn about the working environment - Visualize the context and work content through special lectures from experts operating in many fields, conversations with graduate students, scouts , business visits etc Students will have a better understanding of each field they are pursuing, thereby planning a suitable career for themselves.

Support students in obtaining information, approaching suitable businesses while continuing to guide training to improve skills, organize exchange sessions, and group activities to increase students' motivation!

- Attitude, foundation skills.

- Ability to talk on the phone.

- Skills and etiquette when going to the company.

- Interviewing skills.

- Application writing skills.

- Teamwork skill.

- Career counseling.

- Exchange and dialogue about careers.

- Exchange with former students.

- Share information, improve skills.

Career counseling support

Discuss and share directly with each student about their wishes, plans and worries and difficulties in the job application process.

Direct support

Help students how to write application forms, phone calls, interviews, notes when going to the company and even when the company recruits in the current online form.

Practice skills

Helping students turn worries into motivation, peace of mind to set their own goals to strive for in the future.

Exchange and dialogue about careers

Career dialogue sessions are a place to connect students with working people, as well as a place where students can interact directly with businesses, improve knowledge as well as have the opportunity to practice communication skills.